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Use Case 1: Count the Elapsed Milliseconds of an activity or activitiesWrap the activity/activities into a ActivityElapsedTime.GetActivityMilliseconds and the output property ElapsedMilliseconds will contain the elapsed milliseconds of the child activity/activitiesUse Case 2: Count the Elapsed Seconds of an activity or activitiesSame as Use Case 1, but wrap the activity/activities in&nbsp;ActivityElapsedTime.GetActivitySecondsUse Case 3: Count the Elapsed Minutes of an activity or activitiesSame as Use Case 1, but wrap the activity/activities in&nbsp;ActivityElapsedTime.GetActivityMinutesUse Case 4: Count the Elapsed Hours of an activity or activitiesSame as Use Case 1, but wrap the activity/activities in&nbsp;ActivityElapsedTime.GetActivityHoursUse Case 4: Count the Elapsed Days of an activity or activitiesSame as Use Case 1, but wrap the activity/activities in&nbsp;ActivityElapsedTime.GetActivityDays Updated v. 1.1.1:Added descriptions for Activities

Get the elapsed Milliseconds, Seconds, Minutes, Hours or Days from One or More Activities

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How can i manually install this package? I don't see a nuget package for installing in uipath studio..

Very useful activity pack - I didn't know that I need this activity until I saw it listed in the marketplace, but it can be very useful for debugging and performance monitoring.
I would have a few suggestion, though:
Those activities are "scope" activities, like Excel Application Scope, or Attach Browser, right? Then you could improve the display to include a "Do" sequence, similar to other scope activities, very useful when you want to monitor a group of activities, not a single one.
Still regarding the presentation, it would be useful to have a field directly in the designer for the output variable.
With this one I'm not sure how it's best to have it, but in some cases it could be useful to have the output as a System.Timespan type. In other cases it's useful to have it as it is now, as a double. How about to have two output values, one of type System.Timespan and the other System.Double? Only one mandatory.
All activities could be combined in a single one and have an input parameter with the options Days/Hours/... 


Useful and interesting idea - Very good!


very much useful! - Allows the user to monitor the execution time of a series of activities.
A Custom Activity that can be used in any workflow. It is easy for anyone to use.


We have used this library, with great success while improving the performance of our automation processes.

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Activity Elapsed Time

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