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I have a pivot table based on an Access file of trucks weighing in and out of a facility. The data includes the time the truck weighs in, and then (after it is loaded or unloaded) the time it weighs out. I want to determine the elapsed time using MS Query and then return the data to Excel.
Includes all Power Query features, except the following ones: Corporate Power BI Data Catalog, Azure-based data sources, Active Directory, HDFS, SharePoint Lists, Oracle, DB2, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Sybase, Teradata, Exchange, Dynamics CRM, SAP BusinessObjects, Salesforce. Microsoft Power Query for Excel requires Internet Explorer 9 or greater. MS Access 2010: Query With IFF Function. In MS Access, the IIF function returns one value if a specified condition evaluates to TRUE, or another value if it evaluates to FALSE. IIF function returns one of two arguments depending on the evaluation of an expression just like as we use logic in IF-ELSE structure. Excel Power Pivot and Power Query For Dummies. The following table contains Excel date functions that help do things like add months, pull out date parts, and get the number of days within a given time period. Date.AddDays Increments a given date value by a specified number of days. Date.AddMonths Increments a given date value.
Here is a little bit of the data:
GTime TTime ElapsedTime
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07:42 07:14 2814:33 15:11 39
19:52 20:33 41
17:25 18:29 64
09:09 09:53 45
12:20 11:53 28
Does MS Query have built in date/time formats that I can use to create a calculated column like this:
(GTime - TTime) = Elapsed
or something like
timevalue(GTime) - timevalue(TTime) = Elapsed
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I got it to work when I did this:Microsoft Query Sql Functions
abs(left(GTime,2)*60+right(Gtime,2) - left(TTime,2)*60+right(TTime,2))I am looking for information about time/date functions that are existing in MS Query. I have spent hours on Google trying to find The Definitive Guide to MS Query