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How to calculate working time on week level

Hello,

I have this table:

JIDPKEYDataChange_startDataChange_endminute_startminute_endWorkingTime
2837562EOSMKP-110571/6/2016 10:531/20/2016 11:0784683485224890:14:00
6477190EOSMKP-188518/17/2016 14:088/26/2016 16:1893342993733965:10:00
6382303EOSMKP-177286/8/2016 16:516/16/2016 17:1890659290985954:27:00
6413632EOSMKP-179386/17/2016 16:596/27/2016 12:3191038091335249:32:00
6407718EOSMKP-178306/17/2016 16:556/27/2016 9:4791037691318846:52:00
6220720EOSMKP-147983/22/2016 19:003/29/2016 18:12876420879120

45:00:00

and i need to display WorkingTime, on week level, something like this:

  

W14
W240
W340
W46

In this example i used round 90 Working hours.

I calculate minutes to find out working hours like this :

Let vStart = floor(40179);

Let vEnd = floor(now());

TempCalendar:   

LOAD

         DataChange,

         working_hour,

        IF(isnull(peek(working_hour)), 0,  peek('minute') + working_hour) AS minute;

//       

LOAD

       text(timestamp(Data,'YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm')) as DataChange,

       IF(match(floor(WeekDay(Data)), 5, 6), 0,

              IF((hour(Data) >= 9 and  hour(Data) < 18), 1, 0)

         ) AS working_hour;

LOAD

    $(vStart) + (IterNo()-1)/24/60 As Data,

    rowno()

AutoGenerate 1 While $(vStart) + (IterNo()-1)/24/60 <= $(vEnd);

left join (time2)

LOAD

    DataChange AS DataChange_start,

    minute as minute_start

RESIDENT TempCalendar;

left join (time2)

LOAD

    DataChange AS DataChange_end,

    minute as minute_end

RESIDENT TempCalendar;

Can  anyone give me an idea on how can i solve this please ?

Thank you,

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