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• date: extracts just the date portion of a date time value
• dateTimeAdd: adds a duration (hrs, mins, or secs) from to a dateTime
• dateTimeSub: subtracts a duration (hrs, mins, or secs) from a dateTime
• dateToNumber: converts the date into a number
• dateToString: converts a part of date into a string
• dtToDtAdd: adds one dateTime to another dateTime; results in a duration of minutes or seconds
• dtToDtSub: subtracts one dateTime from another dateTime; results in a duration of minutes or seconds
• now: gets the current dateTime for the host
• siteDateTime: gets the current date and time for the site associated with the target Ref of the bline program
• time: extracts just the time portion of a date time value
• timeToMinutes: converts a time value to a number of minutes 
• timeToTimeAdd: adds one time to another time; results in a duration of minutes or seconds
• timeToTimeSub: subracts one time from another time; results in a duration of minutes or seconds

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siteDateTime: gets the current date and time for the site associated with the target Ref of the bline program

Time Add and Subtract Blocks

dateTimeAdd: adds a duration (days, hrs, mins, or secs) to a dateTime
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dateTimeSub: subtracts a duration (days, hrs, mins, or secs) from a dateTime
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dtToDtAdd: adds one dateTime to another dateTime; results in a duration of minutes or seconds. Note: This is not to be considered a traditional add function. Rather, the result is in fact an invert of a subtraction of the two inputs.  Meaning, if the difference is 30 minutes, then the result is written as -30 min. So it is actually subtracting the two inputs and then inverting the math sign of the result.
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dtToDtSub: subtracts one dateTime from another dateTime; results in a duration of minutes or seconds
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timeToTimeAdd: adds one time to another time; results in a duration of minutes or seconds. Note: This is not to be considered a traditional add function. Rather, the result is in fact an invert of a subtraction of the two inputs.  Meaning, if the difference is 30 minutes, then the result is written as -30 min. So it is actually subtracting the two inputs and then inverting the math sign of the result.

timeToTimeSub: subracts one time from another time; results in a duration of minutes or seconds

Time Conversion Blocks

dateToNumber: converts the date into a number

dateToString: converts a part of date into a string

timeToMinutes: converts a time value to a number of minutes 

The above screenshot represents several examples of the date/time block usage. 

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