SUM of time field in SOQL
following is my SOQL
I want total time spent on the same date. But sum is not supported for time field. is there any other option to do that.
Select id,Case__c,SUM(Time__c),Date__c from Case_session__c Group By Date__C
apex soql
edited 1 hour ago
sanket kumar
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sarvesh kumar
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following is my SOQL
I want total time spent on the same date. But sum is not supported for time field. is there any other option to do that.
Select id,Case__c,SUM(Time__c),Date__c from Case_session__c Group By Date__C
apex soql
edited 1 hour ago
sanket kumar
2,4252322
asked 2 hours ago
sarvesh kumar
746
add a comment |
following is my SOQL
I want total time spent on the same date. But sum is not supported for time field. is there any other option to do that.
Select id,Case__c,SUM(Time__c),Date__c from Case_session__c Group By Date__C
apex soql
edited 1 hour ago
sanket kumar
2,4252322
asked 2 hours ago
sarvesh kumar
746
following is my SOQL
I want total time spent on the same date. But sum is not supported for time field. is there any other option to do that.
Select id,Case__c,SUM(Time__c),Date__c from Case_session__c Group By Date__C
apex soql
apex soql
edited 1 hour ago
sanket kumar
2,4252322
asked 2 hours ago
sarvesh kumar
746
edited 1 hour ago
sanket kumar
2,4252322
asked 2 hours ago
sarvesh kumar
746
edited 1 hour ago
sanket kumar
2,4252322
edited 1 hour ago
sanket kumar
2,4252322
edited 1 hour ago
sanket kumar
2,4252322
2,4252322
asked 2 hours ago
sarvesh kumar
746
asked 2 hours ago
sarvesh kumar
746
asked 2 hours ago
sarvesh kumar
746
746
add a comment |
add a comment |
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The Time field type does not represent a duration. It represents a single point in time, without associated Date information - for example, 19:00:00.000Z. Because the displayed value of a Time field is adjusted for the time zone of the running user, it should not be (mis-)used to treat the hours and minutes as a duration. This will result in unexpected results when users in different time zones view the data.
As a consequence of the above, summing Time values is not meaningful, any more than summing DateTime values would be.
answered 22 mins ago
David Reed
30k61746
+1 for different time zones view.
– Naval Sharma
18 mins ago
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Time field doesn't support any aggregate function but there is a workaround.
You can create a formula field (Number type) where time will always be in hours. So if it's 01:30 in the time field then your formula will have 1.5 after converting it to hours from milliseconds.
Now, you can use the aggregate function in the number type formula field.
answered 22 mins ago
Naval Sharma
93428
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The Time field type does not represent a duration. It represents a single point in time, without associated Date information - for example, 19:00:00.000Z. Because the displayed value of a Time field is adjusted for the time zone of the running user, it should not be (mis-)used to treat the hours and minutes as a duration. This will result in unexpected results when users in different time zones view the data.
As a consequence of the above, summing Time values is not meaningful, any more than summing DateTime values would be.
answered 22 mins ago
David Reed
30k61746
+1 for different time zones view.
– Naval Sharma
18 mins ago
add a comment |
The Time field type does not represent a duration. It represents a single point in time, without associated Date information - for example, 19:00:00.000Z. Because the displayed value of a Time field is adjusted for the time zone of the running user, it should not be (mis-)used to treat the hours and minutes as a duration. This will result in unexpected results when users in different time zones view the data.
As a consequence of the above, summing Time values is not meaningful, any more than summing DateTime values would be.
answered 22 mins ago
David Reed
30k61746
+1 for different time zones view.
– Naval Sharma
18 mins ago
add a comment |
The Time field type does not represent a duration. It represents a single point in time, without associated Date information - for example, 19:00:00.000Z. Because the displayed value of a Time field is adjusted for the time zone of the running user, it should not be (mis-)used to treat the hours and minutes as a duration. This will result in unexpected results when users in different time zones view the data.
As a consequence of the above, summing Time values is not meaningful, any more than summing DateTime values would be.
answered 22 mins ago
David Reed
30k61746
The Time field type does not represent a duration. It represents a single point in time, without associated Date information - for example, 19:00:00.000Z. Because the displayed value of a Time field is adjusted for the time zone of the running user, it should not be (mis-)used to treat the hours and minutes as a duration. This will result in unexpected results when users in different time zones view the data.
As a consequence of the above, summing Time values is not meaningful, any more than summing DateTime values would be.
answered 22 mins ago
David Reed
30k61746
answered 22 mins ago
David Reed
30k61746
answered 22 mins ago
David Reed
30k61746
answered 22 mins ago
David Reed
30k61746
30k61746
+1 for different time zones view.
– Naval Sharma
18 mins ago
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+1 for different time zones view.
– Naval Sharma
18 mins ago
+1 for different time zones view.
– Naval Sharma
18 mins ago
+1 for different time zones view.
– Naval Sharma
18 mins ago
add a comment |
Time field doesn't support any aggregate function but there is a workaround.
You can create a formula field (Number type) where time will always be in hours. So if it's 01:30 in the time field then your formula will have 1.5 after converting it to hours from milliseconds.
Now, you can use the aggregate function in the number type formula field.
answered 22 mins ago
Naval Sharma
93428
add a comment |
Time field doesn't support any aggregate function but there is a workaround.
You can create a formula field (Number type) where time will always be in hours. So if it's 01:30 in the time field then your formula will have 1.5 after converting it to hours from milliseconds.
Now, you can use the aggregate function in the number type formula field.
answered 22 mins ago
Naval Sharma
93428
add a comment |
Time field doesn't support any aggregate function but there is a workaround.
You can create a formula field (Number type) where time will always be in hours. So if it's 01:30 in the time field then your formula will have 1.5 after converting it to hours from milliseconds.
Now, you can use the aggregate function in the number type formula field.
answered 22 mins ago
Naval Sharma
93428
Time field doesn't support any aggregate function but there is a workaround.
You can create a formula field (Number type) where time will always be in hours. So if it's 01:30 in the time field then your formula will have 1.5 after converting it to hours from milliseconds.
Now, you can use the aggregate function in the number type formula field.
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Naval Sharma
93428
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