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Good Day,
I have an issue where by my date and time is currently combined into one field
e.g
01 April 2018, 1:18:55PM
Field name: Time (extract from excel)
i need to split this into two columns eg:
TIme Date
1:18:55PM 01 April 2018
the time field will not be required, however the date will be used in several charts ,
Main Question:
How do i split the date and time?
How can align the dates to only be Jan,Feb,March..... (as right it is Jan,Jan,Jan,Jan,Feb,Feb,Feb,March,March,April....)
Any suggestions would be really appreciated
Thanks
You can try this
Date(Floor(TimeStamp#(Time, 'DD MMM YYYY, h:mm:ssTT')), 'DD MMM YYYY') as Date, Time(Frac(TimeStamp#(Time, 'DD MMM YYYY, h:mm:ssTT')), 'h:mm:ssTT') as Time,
hello,
to split date and time use the function subfield:
subfield(Yourfield,',',-1) for date
subfield(Yourfield,',',1) for Time
and if you don't want to create master calendar (it's recommended) you can try floor(month(date)), i think it works
Bye
How about the attached?
Hi
This could work
However the only issue is that my date range (subfield Time) is extensively long - e.g: 01 April 2018, 1:18:55PM,01 April 2018, 1:18:55PM,01 April 2018, 1:18:55PM,01 April 2018, 1:18:55PM,01 April 2018, 1:18:55PM, 05 May 2018, 2:45:11,05 May 2018, 2:45:11,05 May 2018, 2:45:11
basically there are over 10000 values within the date range ,is there a method to merge all these values rather than adding them one by one?
essentially i need the following transaction
chart need to look up the date- and return all values within that month, the months are from Jan to Nov
Hi, do you have an example you could post?