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CasselJ Duration and EndDateTime must match.: [DurationInMinutes]
CAN anyone show me the formulat to correctly calculate this field as it does Not auto update when I change the endDatetime field.
datetime dt = datetime.parse(strDT);
e.startDateTime =dt;
if(e.endDateTime < dt){
dt = dt.addHours(1);
e.endDateTime = dt;
endDate = dt.format('yyyy-MM-dd', 'America/New_York');
endTime = dt.format('HH:mm', 'America/New_York');
strEndDatetime = endDate + 'T' + endTime;
system.debug('#####################################New End Date' + e.endDateTime);
}else{
//thisis to insure updating of the duration field
e.endDateTime = e.endDateTime.addMinutes(15);
e.endDateTime = e.endDateTime.addMinutes(-15);
}
datetime dt = datetime.parse(strDT);
e.startDateTime =dt;
if(e.endDateTime < dt){
dt = dt.addHours(1);
e.endDateTime = dt;
endDate = dt.format('yyyy-MM-dd', 'America/New_York');
endTime = dt.format('HH:mm', 'America/New_York');
strEndDatetime = endDate + 'T' + endTime;
system.debug('#####################################New End Date' + e.endDateTime);
}else{
//thisis to insure updating of the duration field
e.endDateTime = e.endDateTime.addMinutes(15);
e.endDateTime = e.endDateTime.addMinutes(-15);
}
Is the issue happening Salesforce Mobile ? If so, there is currently a known issue that the product team is working to fix. Please see https://trailblazer.salesforce.com/issues_view?id=a1p3A000001HlhWQAS for more details. If it is not a mobile issue, please give more background so I can advise?
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Hi Swetha, Thank you for your input. No this is happening in classic. I find it now impoosible to create or edit any event where the datetime fields are changed.
How is this field determined?
Ok I have tried this: It seems to be working in the sandbox;
if i change the start date i must add a second to teh enddate to trigger the recalculation of the durationinminutes;
Also: BIG Important thing here: It seems this will ony recalculate if the duration in minutes is null; so if i set it to null and then change the datatime fields it works.
It has to be set to null prior to each change.
datetime dt = datetime.parse(strDT);
e.endDateTime = dateTime.valueOf(dt);
This might have something to do with offsets