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The 0 in the seconds field doesn't show for the total time for the run. Not sure how to approach fixing this. I added a string representation to remedy this but im sure there's an easier more correct way.

I'm getting the following output:

Average Time: .0090997539

END: May 7, 2022 21:38:30.675997203

Total Time for the run = 0:.356970645
    #Get Start Date Time
    StartDate=$(date +"%B%e, %Y %T.%N")
    StartDateTiming=`date --date="$StartDate" '+%s.%N'`
    echo "START: $StartDate" | tee -a $function_FileName                     
    echo "" | tee -a $function_FileName

#****SOME MORE CODE running*****

    #Get End Date Time
    EndDate=$(date +"%B%e, %Y %T.%N")
    EndDateTiming=`date --date="$EndDate" '+%s.%N'`
    echo "" | tee -a $function_FileName
    echo "END: $EndDate" | tee -a $function_FileName

#Get START AND END TIME DURATIONS
    #Get Minutes
    StartDateMinutes=`date --date="$StartDate" '+%M'`
    EndDateMinutes=`date --date="$EndDate" '+%M'`
    DateDurationMinutes=`echo "scale = 10; $EndDateMinutes-$StartDateMinutes" | bc`
    DateDurationSecsAndNano=`echo "scale = 10; $EndDateTiming-$StartDateTiming" | bc`
    echo "" | tee -a $function_FileName

    #IF any is 0 it doesnt show so make them string representations
    if [[ $DateDurationMinutes -eq 0 ]]
    then 
        DateDurationMinutes="0"
    fi

    #PUT ALL TIME VARIATIONS TOGETHER
    TotalTime="$DateDurationMinutes:$DateDurationSecsAndNano"
    echo "Total Time for the run = $TotalTime" | tee -a $function_FileName
jTruBela
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