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yoganantha321
Creator II
Creator II

Number format in expression

Hi,

I have field JOB_RESPTIME as date and time as shown in fig 1:

Screenshot_82.png

On properties I have changed to interval as mm for minutes as per my requirementScreenshot_84.png

now it is displaying as shown in fig 3 as below 684 minutes.

Screenshot_83.png

But i am using the JOB_RESPTIME in expression for chart for categorize.

Expression:

IF(JOB_RESPTIME <=30,  fieldname)

IF(JOB_RESPTIME >30,  fieldname)

As shown in fig 1 since it is less than <1 it is showing in category less than 30.

Actually it is 684 it should be shown in greater than 30.

Anyone can help me !!!

Regards,

Yoganantha Prakash G P

1 Solution

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sunny_talwar

May be try this

If(JOB_RESPTIME <=MakeTime(0, 30),  fieldname)

If(JOB_RESPTIME > MakeTime(0, 30),  fieldname)

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7 Replies
Anil_Babu_Samineni

You are showing expression number format, Does this format only in Front end. But whole expression you have original values only

Try like below

IF(Interval(JOB_RESPTIME,'mm') <=30,  fieldname)

IF(Interval(JOB_RESPTIME,'mm') >30,  fieldname)

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sunny_talwar

May be try this

If(JOB_RESPTIME <=MakeTime(0, 30),  fieldname)

If(JOB_RESPTIME > MakeTime(0, 30),  fieldname)

vishsaggi
Champion III
Champion III

May be this?

= IF(Interval(Job_Resp_TIme, 'mm')  <=  Interval(30/(3600*24), 'mm'), FieldName1,

   IF(Interval(Job_Resp_TIme, 'mm')  > Interval(30/(3600*24), 'mm'), FieldName2))

sunny_talwar

I think you are converting 30 into seconds by dividing it by 3600*24. I think you need to divide by 60*24 for minutes.

=Interval(30/(60*24), 'mm')

antoniotiman
Master III
Master III

May be

If(JOB_RESPTIME <= 0.02084,Fieldname)

Time(0.02084) -> 00:30:00

Regards,

Antonio

vishsaggi
Champion III
Champion III

OOps that is correct it should be 60*24. My bad. Thanks for the correction Sunny.

vishsaggi
Champion III
Champion III

COrrected.

= IF(Interval(Job_Resp_TIme, 'mm')  <=  Interval(30/(60*24), 'mm'), FieldName1,

   IF(Interval(Job_Resp_TIme, 'mm')  > Interval(30/(60*24), 'mm'), FieldName2))