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Challenge #476: Extract Operational Metrics from Your Workflow Logs

barrymoe
8 - Asteroid

Good challenge!

Yogesh1795
8 - Asteroid

Regex Challenges are the best one, However I used basic tools and logic to solve this

Qiu
21 - Polaris
21 - Polaris

I also can not match the answer provided with part 1.

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RWvanLeeuwen
11 - Bolide

here's my take

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I really dislike that my formula is dysfunctional --> Regex_Replace([Field_1], "Finished in ([\d\.:]+), '$1') fails to deliver the timestamp details and it follows through by basically giving me the full stringI really dislike that my formula is dysfunctional --> Regex_Replace([Field_1], "Finished in ([\d\.:]+), '$1') fails to deliver the timestamp details and it follows through by basically giving me the full string
RWvanLeeuwen
11 - Bolide

Never mind: I just need to reboot Alteryx and then this stuff works again
Regex_Replace([Field_1], "Finished in ([\d\.:]+)(.*)", '$1')

 

 

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RolandSchubert
16 - Nebula
16 - Nebula
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JBevan89
8 - Asteroid

I am working through trying to produce my solution.  But I have encountered an issue, which I am not sure any of the answers have solved yet (apologies if they have).  The duration for part 1 in the answer is Time format, and includes milliseconds.  I have been trying to convert the string output into Time format, but I am unable to perhaps because of the milliseconds.  I have version 2024.1, and also I can not seem to find where to set the workflow to allow milliseconds.  Otherwise with the use of AI, it will not accept different formulas like DateTimeParse, etc.  So appreciate if anyone knows how to accept milliesconds with the Time data type?

JBevan89
8 - Asteroid

Finally found a Solution.  I needed to use "%H:%M:%S.%3"  instead of %H:%M:%S.%f

JBevan89
8 - Asteroid
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Tofel
9 - Comet
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