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Filter Based on Time
Hi Team,
How to filter out lead records that are auto-created during non-office hours?
Like I need to show lead which is assigned after 5 pm till 8:59 Am next day in OBIEE report
It's a daily report.
Only Friday is a holiday.
Office hours are from 9 am to 5 pm.
Thanks
Answers
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I'm not really sure what you expect as answer ...
What about adding a filter to your analysis on your datetime column?
By the way: double, triple (and more) posting is against the rules of the community.
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Hi Gianni,
I need to show leads that are automatically assigned on non-working hours.
Lead Creation date is Datetime type. So how can I filter Leads that created between 5 pm & 8:59 am for daily report ?
Thanks,
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I'm not really sure what you expect as answer ...
What about adding a filter to your analysis on your datetime column?
Sounds like we are in a circular conversation!
Keep in mind one thing: OBIEE is an empty product. Nobody here see your screen. You talk about "Lead Creation", this is a column only you see, it isn't part of the out of the box OBIEE.
You can filter columns in OBIEE, add a filter with the required values using the "is between" operator. Or turn the filter into (L)SQL and write the filter using functions or variables or a mix of both to make it dynamic day by day.
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Hi
I had tried to add filter on datetime column after extracting the time just hh:mm:ss than I used " is between" operator on the column.
for values 5 pm between 11:59 pm getting the excepted results.
But when I try to filter like 5 pm between 8:59 am, i don't get any results.
pm to am is not working, i think next day data is not recognised.
Thanks
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A day finish at midnight, it doesn't continue the day after (that's what "tomorrow" is for).
Your filter must be on date AND time, not just time. Only on time a filter between 5pm and 8:59am makes no sense. At the best you could express it as between 5pm and midnight OR midnight and 8:59am, but this isn't what you said as it's on different days.
You must use date AND time...
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Thank You Gianni
I will check on it again.
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