https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=153625
James E. LaBarre <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ever confirmed|1 |0 Status|NEEDINFO |UNCONFIRMED --- Comment #4 from James E. LaBarre <[email protected]> --- Originally I had wanted it for runtimes when making compilations. Lets's see an example of the runtimes on a CD: 1 GUILTY DIAMONDS 4:51 2 CHASING 3:59 3 Drive my Life (DJ Command Remix) 4:18 4 Kill The Night (DJ Command Remix) 4:12 5 壊されたお守り (Linjin Remix) 3:44 6 渚のぷるぷる果実♡ (MasKaleido Remix) 3:50 7 PERFECT BELIEVER (FN2 Remix) 4:39 8 不思議の国のクリスマス (MasKaleido Remix) 3:25 9 Quod Erat Demonstrandum (FN2 Remix) 4:02 10 AMNESIA (DJ Command Remix) 4:59 11 INFINITE WORLD (DJ Command Remix) 4:19 12 sing for you, pray for you 4:16 13 DIMENSION GLOW 4:06 I was trying to list items in a spreadsheet and get the total runtime (usually it would be a much larger set) But more recently I had needed to analyse running times for stages in testcases (especially if comparing different runs). If I had a table of multiple runs of a job, I'd want to total across as well as down (to then make averages by stage). Unfortunately I no longer have my openstack test logs from my old job, so I don't have example data from there. (I had posted this feature request when I was still there) But I did find how to get this to work from your example. The runtime is essentially minutes/seconds past midnight, with the display format as MM:SS, and the sum formatted as MM:SS as well. Still have to resolve the hack to paste in text and have it convert to a date, but that's not relevant here. But I still think there needs to be a "runtime" format as well as a "time" format, as even this workaround is quite a bit of hacking the values. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
