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Periodic Rates Table

I have a source producing items from the periodic rates option. It is breaking it down by hour. Is it possible to break it down by half hour?

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Hi @Ella Layton! Unfortunately I don't think that's possible, however there are a couple other ways you could do it, the easiest would be to create a really simple process flow with a Date/Time Source -> Create Object -> Sink. The Date/Time source allows you to specify the time interval a lot more exactly. Let me know if you have any follow up questions and I'd be happy to help!

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Hi @Julie Weller , how do I link the process flow to the model?
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In the Create Object, where it says Create In, use the sampler tool (little black dropper on the right) to sample where the object would normally go after the source1690320221477.png

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@Julie Weller ,After working with this for a while, I realized it won't work with the current process flow I have. What I have is all based on the model and used for getting data. The source in it is event triggered by when things enter the queue in the model, and I have two different sources for the 2 different queues. If I was to use this solution, the process flow would need to be completely remade.

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