24:00:00をDateTime変数に代入する方法

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UiPath Studio Community Edition 23.8.1版を利用中の初心者です。

1.やりたいこと

ログをExcel出力するxamlファイルを作成したため、その中でProject実行開始とProject実行終了までかかった時間の差分をDateTime関数で計算したいと考えています。

2.悩んでいること

下記の構文でDateTime変数 dat_3に差分が入ることを期待していますが、24:00:00をDateTime変数に代入する方法が分かりません。
有識者の方、アドバイスをお願致します。

For Each Rowアクティビティでログ情報の入ったDataTableを回す際に、

Index=765のときに、

dat_1 = CDate(Row(“TimeStamp”)) '------dat_1には"HH:mm:ss"の値が入る想定です。

Index=790のときに、

dat_2 = CDate(Row(“TimeStamp”)) '------dat_2には"HH:mm:ss"の値が入る想定です。

Else Ifアクティビティで

dat_2 > Dat_1の場合は、
Then
dat_3 = dat_2 - dat_1
Else
dat_3 = dat_2 + (24:00:00-dat_1)

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Hi @gorby

Try the below way if you want the difference between the execution start time and execution End Time:

Assign -> dat_1= Now
Assign -> dat_2 = Now
Assign -> dat_3= dat_2-dat_1
Log Message -> dat_3.ToString("hh\:mm\:ss")

Note: dat_1 and dat_2 are of DataType System.DateTime and dat_3 is of DataType System.TimeSpan

Check the below workflow for better understanding:

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Hope it helps!!

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Thank you for your reply!
One Question for you.

1.When I extract “HH:mm:ss” from “yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss”,
Can I use next syntax? Or Should I convert object type variable Row(“TimeStamp”)) to String type variable first?

dat_1 = CDate(Row(“TimeStamp”))(“HH:mm:ss”)

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Hi @gorby

Try this:

dat_1 = CDate(Row("TimeStamp")).ToString("HH:mm:ss")

Regards

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Hi your suggested following syntax raised syntax error…(See the attached png file)
Hope your confirmed suggestion.

dat_1 = CDate(Row(“TimeStamp”)).ToString(“HH:mm:ss”)

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Try this way:

dat_1= CDate(Row(“TimeStamp”))

dat_1 will be of DataType System.DateTime and you can use the provided syntax to find the difference between excecution time.

Regards

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Hi, Each of your suggested following syntax raised syntax error…(See the attached png file)
Hope your confirmed suggestion.

dat_3.ToString(“HH:mm:ss”)
dat_3.ToString(“hh:mm:ss”)
dat_3.ToString(“hh\:mm\:ss”)

dat_1

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Hi I noticed the following syntax doing well by myself.
Thank you anyway!

dat_3.ToString

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Hello @gorby
You can use the Timer Activity to find the Process time duration.

  1. Use Start timer at Begining of the Process and assign the Variable. —>Timer1
  2. Use the Stop Timer Activity and use same varible used for Start Timer. —> Timer1
  3. Print the Log messgae —> Timer1.Elapsed.Duration.ToString
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