I'm using this metric format, when the hours are above 24 it counts the days.
I wish you didn't count the days. type is 30:10:00
i.e. 30 hours, 10 min and 00 seconds.

{{{24||[>1]# Days\, ; [>0]# Days\, ; #}}}{{{|24|0}}}:{{{0.016666666|60.|00}}} Hours

Hi Tomas, thank you for contacting us. First, I would like to clarify which of our products are you using, GoodData Cloud or Platform?

I'm using it here in metric format

Hi Tomas, my apologies. I can see you are using Platform. Can you provide us an example of the format of the metric/fact HoraContratadas, please?

Currently I use the format {{{24||[>1]# Days\, ; [>0]# Days\, ; #}}}{{{|24|0}}}:{{{0.016666666|60.|00}}} Hours he brings me 02 Days 041000 Hours. every 24h is counting 1 day. I'm trying to create something to bring the total hours. following the example above, you would have to bring; 521000 Hours

Thank you, but I am asking what is the current format of the metric /fact

HorasContratadas

HorasContratadas is total seconds / 3600

Thank you, thus I am assuming, is a decimal (float), right?

Yes

So, you want a sexagesimal format

HH:MM:SS

or something like

HH h, MM m SS s

It's an expensive metric to see how many hours were released. may have released 2, 3 hours. launches are in seconds, which is why the metric is total seconds/ 3600 for the number of hours. There is a metric formatting, so much so that I am using it as mentioned above, but it counts the days every 24 hours. I wanted to tell you how to let the total number of hours appear, without counting the days.

Can you try with this format?

{{{||00}}}h 
{{{0.0166666|60|00}}}m;

you must have something like

24h 30m

for 24.5