SUM of time field in SOQL












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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





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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





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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





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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





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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.






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          • +1 for different time zones view.
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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.






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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.






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            • +1 for different time zones view.
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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.






            share|improve this answer





















            • +1 for different time zones view.
              – Naval Sharma
              18 mins ago














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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.






            share|improve this answer












            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.







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            • +1 for different time zones view.
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            +1 for different time zones view.
            – Naval Sharma
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            +1 for different time zones view.
            – Naval Sharma
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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.






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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.






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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.






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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.







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