It is possible to add one or more Calculated Attributes to your Event.
Similar to Calculated Measures, a calculated attribute allows you to configure multiple calculations, which are identified by a date & time. This is the time from which the calculation is valid.
There are a few built-in properties that you can use in your calculation. These maybe inserted by selecting the Insert menu on the top-right of the calculation editor.
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Period > Start |
Returns the UTC timestamp when the event period began (when the start trigger occurred), represented as Period.Start in the calculation. |
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Period > End |
Returns the UTC timestamp when the event period ended (when the end trigger occurred), represented as Period.End in the calculation |
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Duration > Total Milliseconds |
Returns the duration of the event in milliseconds (as a floating point number). This can only be evaluated when the event has ended. This is represented as (Period.End-Period.Start).TotalMilliseconds in the calculation |
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Duration > Total Seconds |
Returns the duration of the event in seconds (as a floating point number). This can only be evaluated when the event has ended. This is represented as (Period.End-Period.Start).TotalSeconds in the calculation |
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Duration > Total Minutes |
Returns the duration of the event in minutes (as a floating point number). This can only be evaluated when the event has ended. This is represented as (Period.End-Period.Start).TotalMinutes in the calculation |
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Duration > Total Hours |
Returns the duration of the event in hours (as a floating point number). This can only be evaluated when the event has ended. This is represented as (Period.End - Period.Start).TotalHours in the calculation |
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Duration > Total Days |
Returns the duration of the event in days (as a floating point number). This can only be evaluated when the event has ended. This is represented as (Period.End-Period.Start).TotalDays in the calculation |
Calculations must be validated before they can be used. Validation involves Flow checking that the calculation you've written is valid C# code and can be processed by the Flow Engine. To validate your calculation, select the green "Check" button in the top right of the calculation editor.