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Splitting the data in Work Hours & Days

Hi,

I´ve trying this for several days, but I´m a newbie yet. I would like to split my data in work days.

For example. I´ll have:

Início do período (Start date) - 7/11/2013 11:10:00 am

Fim do período (End date) - 7/15/2013 10:20:00 am

I would like to have the interval of time excluding non working hours and sunday

7/11/2013  - consider only 11:10am to 6pm +

7/12/2013  - consider only 9am to 6pm

7/13/2013 - consider only 9am to 6pm

7/14/2013  whole 24hrs should be excluded

7/15/2013 consider only 2am to 10:20am

I tried this solution Splitting the data - On the way to granularity, but this is splitting in time zones. I could not make this in work days. I´ll need to transform this interval above ( 7/15/2013 10:20:00 am, 7/11/2013 11:10:00 am) in several days considering work hours)

Any help would be appreciated.

Regards

Fernando

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Sorry I didn´t myselft clear. But yes, I would like to split the the interval (Start date:28/04/2014 15:31:00, End Date: 30/04/2014 08:43:00)

in work / days hours

lStateShiftIDTZStartTZEnd
24128/04/2014 15:3128/04/2014 18:00
24228/04/2014 09:0029/04/2014 18:00
24329/04/2014 09:0029/04/2014 08:43
Anonymous
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See if this is close enough to what you need.

In the script, I added field Date:

LEFT JOIN (RESULT) LOAD DISTINCT

lState,

date(floor(TZStart)) as Date

RESIDENT RESULT;

The rest of the logic is in the expressions on the front end.

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Yes. I really appreciated.

I noticed that you based your solution (which really help me) on "TZDates" (TZStart & TZEnd). Is it possible do to the same based on tStart and tEnd?

Best Regards,

Fernando

Anonymous
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Hmm,  my chart expressions are using tStart and tEnd...  I used TZ only in the script for the sake of simplicity.

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Tks anyway!