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Dear All,
I have data available in a similar timestamp format : 11/2/2016 11:28:00 AM.
I have a requirement wherein I need to display records/data between a particular time range ie. 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM using the above timestamp.
Could you please with this query.
Try to use this in list box and show the image
Interval(Date#([Creation Date], 'MM/D/YYYY hh:mm:ss TT') - Date#(Timezone, 'hh:mm:ss TT'), 'hh:mm')
Doesn't work.
Hi,
Can you try this.
where Time(frac([Creation Date]))>=MakeTime(9,0,0) and Time(frac([Creation Date]))<=MakeTime(17,0,0);
Hi Mohammed, Perfect. It worked. Thank you. Could you explain how it works?
Hi,
From [Creation Date] first took Fraction Part which is Time then Applied Time Format to it.
and I have used MakeTime Function to define the Time 9 Am and 5 PM.
then compared both Time Values.
PFA for reference.
Thanks,
Mukram.
Oh great, got it. Thank you so much. Quick question, if I wish to display the data between 5 PM and 1 AM, would the expression look like this ? where Time(frac([Creation Date]))>=MakeTime(17,0,0) and Time(frac([Creation Date]))<=MakeTime(1,0,0);
Hi,
you can try this.
Where Time(frac([Creation Date]))<=MakeTime(1,0,0) or Time(frac([Creation Date]))>=MakeTime(17,0,0);
Hi Joshua,
Do you have any further questions?
If not, then please close this thread by marking correct and helpful answers.
so it will helpful for others who are looking for similar solution.
Thanks,
Mukram.
Thank you for helping out Mohammed
Hi Mukram,
I have the same query, I need to use an expression in a line chart to display data for one hour. I have a 'TimeStamp' column which is on my X Axis(Dimension) , but when I used your expression in my 'Field' section, it didn't work. Could you please help me resolve the same ?