Hey guys! I have created an Access 2010 database. On one of the tables, there are fields [Start Time], [End Time] and [Total Time]. The user will input the start and end times but and the total time will be the difference between the two. I cannot figure out how to go about this. Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated!!
jtodd
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Jump to Postuse the datediff function, inspite of its name it handles times as well as dates.
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ChrisPadgham
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use the datediff function, inspite of its name it handles times as well as dates.
jtodd
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Thanks for you input Chris! I have tried to implement the DateDiff function but have ran into a snag. Below is how I am using it in a query.
Total Time: DateDiff("Short Time",[Work Start Time],[Work End Time])
It is returning "#Func!". Do you have any idea what could be causing this?
ChrisPadgham
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datediff returns a number, ie number of days, number of hours, number seconds depending on the first parameter. so if you want the number of hours between the two the call looks like
noHours = datediff("h",[Work Start Time],[Work End Time])or in SQL
noHours:datediff("h",[Work Start Time],[Work End Time])
jtodd
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That worked! Thanks!
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