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converting the field [AMProdOper.RunUnitTime] into minutes in a Generic Inquiry

  • October 5, 2022
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cmoreland
Semi-Pro III
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Any one ever convert the [AMProdOper.RunUnitTime]  into minutes for a GI? 

Best answer by BenjaminCrisman

Hi @cmoreland! In SQL this time should be stored in minutes and the UI switches it to the time format showing like 1:00 for an hour.

The two solutions I found was to either convert the field to String format:

or just use the whole database reference instead of the field:

Either way, the result was the same, showing 60minutes:

Is this not working in your GI?

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cmoreland

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BenjaminCrisman
Acumatica Employee
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  • BenjaminCrisman
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  • October 7, 2022

Hi @cmoreland! In SQL this time should be stored in minutes and the UI switches it to the time format showing like 1:00 for an hour.

The two solutions I found was to either convert the field to String format:

or just use the whole database reference instead of the field:

Either way, the result was the same, showing 60minutes:

Is this not working in your GI?

Chris Hackett
dgodsill97
Varsity I
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  • dgodsill97
  • Varsity I
  • October 27, 2022

Just create a formula =[AMProdOper.PlanLaborTime]

Resilts.

 

Chris Hackett
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