Subtract Seconds

This function subtracts a value in seconds from a specific time. For instance, assume you subtract 25 seconds from the 2:10:42 time by using the SUBSECONDS() function. When the SUBSECONDS() function is executed, it will return 2:10:17 as the value of time after it subtracts 25 seconds from the 2 hours, 10 minutes, and 42 seconds. You can use the SUBSECONDS() function as follows: To use the SUBSECONDS function: Note:- The 2:10:42 value specifies the time with 2 hours, 10 minutes,… Continue reading Subtract Seconds

Using Entity with Date and Time Functions

This post describes two major activities related to the configuration of functions under the Date and Time category. The first activity includes steps to create an entity that contains values in date and time formats. The second activity describes how to use the entity in the date and time functions when you want to fetch… Continue reading Using Entity with Date and Time Functions

Add Years

This function adds a specific number of years (for example, 2) to a timeline with the dd/mm/yy or dd/mm/yyyy formats. For instance, assume you want to add 2 years to the 05/03/22 (5 March, 2022) date. After you use the ADDYEARS() function to add 2 years to the 05/03/22 date, it performs the addition and then returns the 05/03/24 (5 August, 2024) date. You can use the… Continue reading Add Years

Add Months

This function adds a specific number of months (for example, 5) to a timeline with the dd/mm/yy or dd/mm/yyyy formats. For instance, assume you want to add 5 months to the 05/03/24 (5 March, 2024) date. After you use the ADDMONTHS() function to add 5 months to the 05/03/24 date, it performs the addition and then returns the 05/08/24 (5 August, 2024) date. You can use the ADDMONTHS… Continue reading Add Months

Add Days

This function adds a specific number of days (for example, 11) to a timeline with the dd/mm/yy or dd/mm/yyyy formats. For instance, assume you want to add 11 days to the 05/06/24 (5 June, 2024) date. After you use the ADDDAYS() function to add 11 days to the 05/06/24 date, it performs the addition and… Continue reading Add Days

Add Seconds

This function adds a value in seconds to a specific time. For instance, assume you add 25 seconds to the 2:10:12 time by using the ADDSECONDS() function. When the ADDSECONDS() function is executed, it will return 2:10:37 as the value of time after it adds 25 seconds to the 2 hours, 10 minutes, and 12 seconds. You can use the ADDSECONDS() function as follows: To use the ADDSECONDS… Continue reading Add Seconds

Add Minutes

This function adds a value in minutes to a specific time. For instance, assume you add 30 minutes to the 2:10:34 time by using the ADDMINUTES() function. When the ADDMINUTES() function is executed, it will return 2:40:34 as the value of time after it adds 30 minutes to the 2 hours, 10 minutes, and 34 seconds. You can use the ADDMINUTES() function as follows: To use the ADDMINUTES function:… Continue reading Add Minutes

Add Hours

This function adds a value in hours to a specific time. For instance, assume you add 10 hours to the 2:10:34 time by using the ADDHOURS() function. When the ADDHOURS() function is executed, it will return 12:10:34 as the value of time after it adds 10 hours to the 2 hours, 10 minutes, and 34… Continue reading Add Hours

Uploading Document in Project

Introduction This function allows you to upload multiple documents under a project. You can upload documents related to different phases of the software development lifecycle. These documents help you streamline software development efforts or activities during an application development throughout VDLC (Vahana Development Lifecycle). To organize documents throughout the software development lifecycle, this function provides… Continue reading Uploading Document in Project

Firebase

The Firebase Crashlytics SDK provides real-time crash tracking and reporting, helping prioritize and resolve app stability issues efficiently. With a lightweight file size of just 100KB, registering it is quick and simple. Get started by navigating to the SDK Manager Module, selecting the ‘Firebase’ card, and clicking Register—it’s that easy!

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