Please try the following expression in [matched_minutes]
([actual_time_out1]-SECOND([actual_time_out1] - "00:00:00") ) - ([actual_time_in1]-SECOND([actual_time_in1] - "00:00:00"))
Edit: Please ignore above. I will try to post the revised expression.
Please try the below expression in [matched_minutes]
TOTALMINUTES(DATETIME(TEXT([actual_time_out1,"mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm"))-DATETIME(TEXT([actual_time_in1],"mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm")))
Any specific reason you wish to show "00" seconds and not just stop showing seconds?
You seem to be using a datetime type column. You may want to consider checking the "ignore seconds" setting to stop displaying seconds value.
I believe you are getting mismatch because you have entered the ignore seconds setting after saving all those rows. Real columns update only when you edit the row.
I believe you will not face that issue for new rows.
For existing rows, please open the record and save back. I believe you will not see the issue.
the existing rows is not editable because if it is a mysql data. the original data consist of seconds.
Please try the following expression in [matched_minutes]
([actual_time_out1]-SECOND([actual_time_out1] - "00:00:00") ) - ([actual_time_in1]-SECOND([actual_time_in1] - "00:00:00"))
Edit: Please ignore above. I will try to post the revised expression.
Please try the below expression in [matched_minutes]
TOTALMINUTES(DATETIME(TEXT([actual_time_out1,"mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm"))-DATETIME(TEXT([actual_time_in1],"mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm")))
it worked. thanks alot!
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