Dear Joanna
Dates are stored in QlikView (under the hood) as a number with decimal representing the number of days or part of a day. This facilitates what you want because if you take
31/12/2015 12:00 - 28/12/2015 00:00 you get 3.5 days
You can use the INTERVAL(FieldName,’dd:hh:mm’) to format 3.5 as 3:12:00
Basically you can add and subtract date fields as you will.
However beware – if your source data is in a format that QlikView cannot recognise as a date it will load it as TEXT and it will have a value of 0 ….:-(
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