Int([TimeOut]-[TimeIn]) & " Day "
Dec 20, 2007
Hello, (not sure if this post belongs in the Reports forum, sorry)
From 2 Tables: In the Query I have these fields:
LogID | UserID | TimeIn | TimeOut |
with an additional column where I have this:
TotalTime: Int([TimeOut]-[TimeIn]) & " day " & Format([Timeout]-[TimeIn],"h"" hr ""n"" min ""s"" sec""")
The above gives me the total time "TimeIn" to "TimeOut". For example:
Record1: 1 day 2 hours 33 minutes 44 seconds.
Record2: 2 days 3 hours 4 minutes 6 second.
No Problems there.
In a Report based on this query, I can show each record and GROUP IT BY >USERID<
I need help with the following :
In the Group Footer for UserID, I need to SUM the column (TotalTime) from the above Query. So that the SUM of the above 2 records shows:
Total All Records: 3 days 5 hours 37 minutes 50 seconds.
Any advice please.
Thank You.
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Dec 13, 2006
I have a datasheet subform that is acting like a timesheet. I have a TimeIn field and TimeOut field (both fields formatted as Medium Time); and a field for Hours to total the time. I used the expression =HoursAndMinutes([TimeOut]-[TimeIn]) that I found in another post, and it didn't work. All I got was #Name. Any thoughts as to why that's happening? I would preferably like the hours to total in tenths of hours, ie. 10.5.
Thanks
ScrmingWhisprs
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