New answers tagged javascript-controller
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Listing the custom labels in a unit test would do the trick.
@isTest static void listLabels()
{
String AccountSettings = Label.AccountSettings;
String ActivityAbandoned = Label.ActivityAbandoned;
String All = Label.All ;
String AllowanceAmount = Label.AllowanceAmount;
String Amount = Label.Amount;
String ...
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I was able to solve this as follows:
In the Apex Controller, I have an inner class which wraps all the fields/data for the lightning:datatable. In this inner class, I added a new attribute which will store the ElapsedTime when the constructor is called. At this point, both attributes have the same value.
@AuraEnabled public Decimal ElapsedTime {get; set;} //...
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You can sort the original data when it comes in decimal form and then sort them and after that convert them to minutes, hours and days.
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