Calculated field won't display on canvas

I am importing login and logout times to Xcelsius v 5.4.0.0 using a web service. Once the data is imported I am calculating the minutes between the login and logout by subtracting the login from the logout in the Xcelsius spreadsheet.
I import DATE, USER, LOGIN, & LOGOUT to columns A:D in my spreadsheet. Column E contains the formula D2 - C2 to calculate the minutes, where D2 is the logout and C2 is the login.
I cannot get the calculated times to display on the canvas. I have tried both a list view and a spreadsheet table. I set the DISPLAY DATA property of either the list view or spreadsheet table to columns A:E in my spreadsheet. When I do Preview and import my data, all the data shows up EXCEPT THE MINUTES CALCULATION. That field is always blank.
I tried displaying the raw data tab, and the minutes calc is always blank. I created another tab named display data, added formulas to it to copy over the info from the raw data tab and tried displaying that instead. I thought perhaps the actual calculation was causing a problem. That didnu2019t work either. The minutes calc column is always blank.
I tried changing the format of the labels in the spreadsheet table or list view from general to numeric to time, but it makes no difference. There is no data in the column to format.
If I paste data into the spreadsheet while in design mode, the calculated minutes DO APPEAR in the list view on the canvas. If I then go to Preview mode, the data is still there, including the calculated minutes. However as soon as I give it a new date range in Preview mode and refresh the data through the web service, the minutes column is again blank.
Since the list view does display the calculated minutes if I paste data in the spreadsheet in design mode, and since the exported spreadsheet snapshot contains the correct calculations when I import data using the web service, it appears that the data is being displayed on the canvas before the time calculations are taking place, resulting in a blank column.
Has anyone else experienced this? What am I doing wrong? I am sure I should be able to do this, but evidently donu2019t understand how. Iu2019ve attached the exported spreadsheet snapshot as a reference.
Thanks!

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Hi,
So you know how to compute iptv for an individual row; the problem now is that you want to get a running total of iptv; is that it?
The problem there is that computing iptv requires an analytic function, and analytic functions can't be nested. To get the results of nesting f (g (x)), where f and g are analytic funtions, you have to compute g in a sub-query, and then use the results as the argument to f in a super-query.
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,           SUM (apr11_bld) AS apr11_bld
,           SUM (apr11_tbld) AS apr11_tbld
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              WHEN GROUPING (dis) = 0
              THEN ROUND ( SUM (SUM (apr11_iptv))
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              WHEN GROUPING (dis) = 0
              THEN ROUND ( SUM (SUM (may11_iptv))
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150       0 10572   10572    .59     0      0       0    .17
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The way you posted the sample data and results, and the quantity of sample data were all excellent; it really helped me find a solution. Thanks.
It would have also helped it you had explained how iptv is computed. Basically, iptv = 1000 * rep / tbld, right?
It looks like most of this code:
,      DECODE(NVL ( SUM (may11_bld)
                  OVER (ORDER BY dis DESC)
                ,                 0),0,0,ROUND(NVL(may11_rep, 0)*1000/ NVL ( SUM (may11_bld)
                  OVER (ORDER BY dis DESC)
                ,                 0),2
                ))        AS may11_iptvwas a way of avoiding divide by 0 errors; it would have been helpful if you had explained that.

Date VS Date Time in Calculated Field

I have a property for a patients records called Date of Birth. On the table defining it I saved it as a "date" type and It displays only
the date on the screen as I would like. For some reason though when I needed a calculated field in the Medication record I added a property to the patient records table that concatenated two fields BirthDate and the Age. I used the following code and then
added an other screen data item on the medication screen to pull the DoBA property up but got a Date/Time instead of just a Date.
partial void DoBA_Compute(ref string result)
// Set result to the desired field value
result = "DoB:" + BirthDate + " Age:" + Age;
//This is for the property "Date of Birth and Age"
//I also used the following code to calculate "Age"
partial void Age_Compute(ref int result)
// Set result to the desired field value
int age = DateTime.Now.Year - BirthDate.Year;
if (BirthDate > DateTime.Now.AddYears(-age)) age--;
result = age;
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I'm using cast instead of Convert.ToInt because the last round to value to upper int if value > 0.5 or to lower if value < 0.5 ( I don't remember now if equal goes to < or > ... read function doc ) while Cast to int do not round the value.
In my code the day of the birthday
still
marks
the
previous
age,
from the
day after
one more year.
by adding
+
1
age
increases
by the
day
of the birthday

Some windows won't display?

For some reason, some of my windows in dreamweaver will not display correctly, or much at all. For instance, when you first open dreamweaver and select "new dreamweaver site" all I get is a window that displays a few text fields and then whatever is behind that window (almost like the entire window is transparent, except when I move the window, it doesn't change to match what is behind it) My system exceeds the dreamweaver minimum requirements.
I operate on windows xp
I am running the trial version.

I have, Thank you. I kinda sorta fixed the problem, I discovered that when I move the window off of the screen, it appears correctly, annoying but I dont know what else to do.
Thanks alot for replying
-Justin
Date: Sat, 9 Oct 2010 06:18:32 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Some windows won't display?
Have you tried reinstalling it?
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Button onclick not working in the calculated field

Hi Everyone,
I have to add the button in the calculated field through list definition. On click of button it should call the java script function. I can add the button but on click event is not working.
this is my code:
<Field Name="Accept" ID="{1F7328C7-D7F0-4B94-BB15-01859CD28CF2}" DisplayName="AcceptorDecline" Type="Calculated" ResultType="Number" ReadOnly="TRUE" JSLink="/_layouts/15/CCAR.SP.Common.Lists/UserRecertification/UserRecertificationScripts.js">
<Formula>
="<div id='divAccept'> <input type='button' name='btnAccept' id='btnAccept' value='Approve'
onclick=""UpdateAcceptorDecline('"&[URID]&"','Approve')""/>
</div>"
</Formula>
<FieldRefs>
<FieldRef Name="URID" />
</FieldRefs>
</Field>
Please help me on this issue. Thanks in advance.

Hi,
According to your description, my understanding is that you want to add button in a calculated field to call custom JavaScript function.
I suggest you can use concatenate formula function to achieve it.
You can add button use concatenate function like below:
=CONCATENATE("<input type='button' name='btnAddToBasket' id='btnAddToBasket' value='Add to basket' onclick=","addToBasket('",[Document Name],"','",[Original],"')"," />")
More information:
How can I get a button in SharePoint to display info about a record?
CONCATENATE function
Thanks
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