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Hello,
I have a filed with positive and negative secconds.
i want to have it in a time format. thats no problem for the positive values, but hot to make -120 secconds to - 00:02:00 ?
time(Floor((ABW) / 3600) & ':' & Floor(mod((ABW), 3600)/60) & ':' & mod((ABW) , 60),'hh:mm:ss')
this is the code i have
Hi,
Try below in load script.
Load *,if((Time)<0,'-'&interval(timestamp#(fabs(Time), 's'), 'hh:mm:ss'),interval(timestamp#(fabs(Time), 's'), 'hh:mm:ss')) as Test;
Load * Inline
[
Time
-120
120
];
Regards
ASHFAQ
= time ( fabs ( (-120) ) / 24 / 60 / 60 ,'hh:mm:ss')
You can replace the -120 with your field ABW.
i ll try it, thank you
this returns 00:02:00.
but i want to have - 00:02:00
Hi,
Try below
=interval(timestamp#(fabs(-120), 's'), 'hh:mm:ss')
Replace -120 with your field
Regards
ASHFAQ
Hi.
Use Interval function instead of time. Time can't be negative.
Hi,
Try below in load script.
Load *,if((Time)<0,'-'&interval(timestamp#(fabs(Time), 's'), 'hh:mm:ss'),interval(timestamp#(fabs(Time), 's'), 'hh:mm:ss')) as Test;
Load * Inline
[
Time
-120
120
];
Regards
ASHFAQ
Hei ~
I don't know if you need the exact Time object or just the representation,
how about something like this for the representation
=If (TimeField< 0, '-', '') & Maketime(Floor(TimeField/3600), Floor(mod((TimeField), 3600)/60), Mod((120) , 60))
that would yield -12:02:00 am...
just add the desired format to the MakeTime function using Time, or Interval like this (this one gives exactly the one from your example, except the negative Time object)
=If(-120 < 0, '-', '') & Interval(Maketime(Floor(fabs(-120)/3600), Floor(mod((fabs(-120)), 3600)/60), Mod((fabs(-120)) , 60)), 'hh:mm:ss')
where -120 is your original example (ABW)
I don't really know if QlikView supports "Negative time values" per se, but this is a workaround you visualization anyways,
hope it helps, c ya
Load *,if((Time)<0,'-', '') & Interval(timestamp#(fabs(Time), 's'), 'hh:mm:ss') as Test; // code compression FTW, ;D
Appreciate this is an old thread but currently, QlikView supports -hh:mm format. You don't need to append a minus sign.