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Find Time Difference from two tables

Hi

Table1:

 

KeyReceived_DateTime
20150309-00029814_110/3/2015 2:28
20150309-00029814_21/4/2015 16:19
20150312-00004425_112/3/2015 3:47
20150312-00004425_21/4/2015 14:20
20150316-00001394_117/03/2015 02:21
20150316-00001394_28/4/2015 2:51

Table2:

 

KeyReleased_DateTime
20150309-00029814_11/4/2015 15:07
20150309-00029814_21/4/2015 17:28
20150312-00004425_11/4/2015 10:52
20150312-00004425_21/4/2015 14:50
20150316-00001394_17/4/2015 16:33
20150316-00001394_28/4/2015 7:21

Need to find the Interval between Received_DateTime and Released_DateTime based on KEY

Regards

1 Solution

Accepted Solutions
PrashantSangle

Hi,

In script use join to combine both table

then use Resident load and interval() to calculate time difference

try like

Tabel1:

Load *,Key from Table 1;

join

Load *,Key from Table2;

Final:

Load Key,interval(Received_dateTime-Release_datetime,'hh:mm') as TimeDifference

Resident Table1;

Regards

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PrashantSangle

Hi,

In script use join to combine both table

then use Resident load and interval() to calculate time difference

try like

Tabel1:

Load *,Key from Table 1;

join

Load *,Key from Table2;

Final:

Load Key,interval(Received_dateTime-Release_datetime,'hh:mm') as TimeDifference

Resident Table1;

Regards

Great dreamer's dreams never fulfilled, they are always transcended.
Please appreciate our Qlik community members by giving Kudos for sharing their time for your query. If your query is answered, please mark the topic as resolved 🙂
tresesco
MVP
MVP

Load the tables as is. Then in the front end try like:

=Interval(Released_DateTime - Received_DateTime, 'dd:hh:mm:ss')

You can modify the interval output format as per your need, like 'hh' for difference hours, 'mm' for minutes.

SatyaPaleti
Creator III
Creator III

Hi Kumar,

Try this

Table1:

load* Inline [

Key,Received_DateTime

20150309-00029814_1 ,10/3/2015 2:28

20150309-00029814_2 ,1/4/2015 16:19

20150312-00004425_1 ,12/3/2015 3:47

20150312-00004425_2 ,1/4/2015 14:20

20150316-00001394_1 ,17/03/2015 02:21

20150316-00001394_2 ,8/4/2015 2:51

];

join(Table1)

load * inline

[

Key,Released_DateTime

20150309-00029814_1 ,1/4/2015 15:07

20150309-00029814_2 ,1/4/2015 17:28

20150312-00004425_1 ,1/4/2015 10:52

20150312-00004425_2 ,1/4/2015 14:50

20150316-00001394_1 ,7/4/2015 16:33

20150316-00001394_2 ,8/4/2015 7:21

];

load Key,Interval((SubField(Received_DateTime,' ',1) &''&Time(SubField(Released_DateTime,' ',2))) - (SubField(Released_DateTime,' ',1) &''&Time(SubField(Received_DateTime,' ',2))),'dd:hh:mm') as Timedifference

Resident Table1;

Thank you,

Satya Paleti

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Join the two tables