How to get the total time in HH:MM:SS

[unnijoy]

I have the total time people working on a project. But when i put it on table the toal sum is not comming correct.

Month	Country	Time#
February-20	Brazil	7.47.12
February-20	Bulgaria	5.11.29
February-20	Canada	20.47.21
February-20	China	10.06.00
February-20	Colombia	9.25.59
February-20	Costa Rica	11.25.57
February-20	Dominican Republic	18.28.32
Total	11.12.30

Here we can see that it is not going beyong 24. How can we get the correct total. As we can see that the total is beyond 11:12:30

[Icey]

Hi @unnijoy ,

Is this problem solved?

Best Regards,

Icey

[Icey · Accepted solution]

Hi @unnijoy ,

If the data type of "Time#" column is Text, try this:

In Power Query Editor,

1. Relpace value.

2. Change data type.

In Power BI Desktop,

3. Create a Measure like so:

Sum Time Measure =
VAR Seconds1 =
    SUMX ( 'Table', SECOND ( 'Table'[Time#] ) )
VAR Minutes1 =
    SUMX ( 'Table', MINUTE ( 'Table'[Time#] ) )
VAR Hours1 =
    SUMX ( 'Table', HOUR ( 'Table'[Time#] ) )
VAR Seconds2 =
    MOD ( Seconds1, 60 )
VAR Minutes2 =
    MOD ( TRUNC ( Seconds1 / 60 ) + Minutes1, 60 )
VAR Hours2 =
    MOD ( Hours1 + TRUNC ( ( TRUNC ( Seconds1 / 60 ) + Minutes1 ) / 60 ), 24 )
VAR Days1 =
    TRUNC (
        (
            Hours1
                + TRUNC ( ( TRUNC ( Seconds1 / 60 ) + Minutes1 ) / 60 )
        ) / 24
    )
RETURN
    IF (
        Days1 > 0,
        Days1 & ":"
            & FORMAT ( Hours2, "00" ) & ":"
            & FORMAT ( Minutes2, "00" ) & ":"
            & FORMAT ( Seconds2, "00" ),
        Hours2 & ":"
            & FORMAT ( Minutes2, "00" ) & ":"
            & FORMAT ( Seconds2, "00" )
    )

Or, 

Sum Time Measure 2 = 
VAR Seconds1 =
    SUMX ( 'Table', SECOND ( 'Table'[Time#] ) )
VAR Minutes1 =
    SUMX ( 'Table', MINUTE ( 'Table'[Time#] ) )
VAR Hours1 =
    SUMX ( 'Table', HOUR ( 'Table'[Time#] ) )
VAR Seconds2 =
    MOD ( Seconds1, 60 )
VAR Minutes2 =
    MOD ( TRUNC ( Seconds1 / 60 ) + Minutes1, 60 )
VAR Hours2 =
    Hours1
        + TRUNC ( ( TRUNC ( Seconds1 / 60 ) + Minutes1 ) / 60 )
RETURN
    Hours2 & ":"
        & FORMAT ( Minutes2, "00" ) & ":"
        & FORMAT ( Seconds2, "00" )

For more details, please check the attached PBIX file.

Best Regards,

Icey

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[az38]

@unnijoy 

how do you calculate yout Time# field?

If it is a data source field what Date type it has in Power Query Edtor mode?

You cant try execute replace value in Power query and replace dots "." to ":" then set date type as duration

also check summari type in Column Time# settings in Visualization Pane