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Michael Ndungipartnerhold
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Couldn’t find the function to calculate difference in time between fields in generic inquiry ie

Trying to get the time difference from when a sales order was created and when it was shipped. The only function I could get was DateDiff but it doesn’t return time only days

=DateDiff( 'd',[SOShipment.ConfirmedDateTime],[SOOrder.CreatedDateTime])*-1

 

Any suggestions in how to go along with this?

Best answer by Naveen Boga

Hi @development93  Can you please try below and verify.

 

=DateDiff( 'MINUTE', [SOOrder.CreatedDateTime] , [SOOrder.OrderDate])

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    • November 23, 2022

    Hi @development93  Can you please try below and verify.

     

    =DateDiff( 'MINUTE', [SOOrder.CreatedDateTime] , [SOOrder.OrderDate])

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      Michael Ndungipartnerhold
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      Hi @development93  Can you please try below and verify.

       

      =DateDiff( 'MINUTE', [SOOrder.CreatedDateTime] , [SOOrder.OrderDate])

      Is it possible for it to be displayed in Hours and Minutes format?

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