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I feel like this would be better handled using the Dynamic date field. Create a dynamic date formula to calculate the date range in timestamp format then convert to seconds. You can use the dynamic date field in reports.

You can use the dynamic date field to do the math and output in standard date format. Just remember to use seconds in your formula. For example 1 day = 86400 seconds.

https://docs.rukovoditel.net/index.php?p=88

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Hi Sergey, Can you use the [path to the app] /cron/autostatus.php job to update just one entity? I have multiple entities that use autostatus but only want to update one using the cron task. I know I can create an automatic action and trigger an update with the "run process on schedule". I...

Thats awesome, thank you very much. I will give it a try.

Hi Sergey, It wold be really nice if we could access an entities configuration from the main gear drop down menu. I go in and out of Application Structure | Entities List | Select Entity so many times a day it seems it would be useful to make this process quicker. Here's a screenshot of what I mean....

Ok thank you. Will a fix be applied in a later update?

Hi Sergey here is the link to the demo with the same result.

https://pdemo.rukovoditel.pro/3.2/index ... mo_id=1599

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Damien

HI Sergey, When I use the hours difference field to calculate hours in a given day, it works properly. When I use the hours difference field to calculate hours over two days or more, the calculation is wrong. Here's the field hours difference field.jpg Example Record 2 = 8.5 hrs which is correct Rec...

Thanks for the reply. I was hoping to maintain the relationship between the two databases without user input. It just means I'll have to add a manual step.

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Damien