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Crystal Report - Calculate Time Clock punchtimes

Asked by NCSO in Crystal Reports Software, SQL Reporting

I am build a crystal report that shows an employee weekly time punches and calculate the employees hours.  So far, I am able to show the punches and clock actions but I am having a breakdown on calculating the time between clock in and clock out; thusly giving me the weekly sum of hours.

I must take into account any missed punches....  Any assistance is greatly appreciated. 
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SELECT     EmployeeNum_1.EmployeeID, EmployeeNum_1.TempId, EmployeeNum_1.Unldr_#, EmployeeNum_1.Last_name, EmployeeNum_1.First_name, 
                      EmployeeNum_1.Active, EmployeeNum_1.PayRateHourly, EmployeeNum_1.PayRatePercentage, EmployeeNum_1.SpecialPay, 
                      EmployeeNum_1.HolidayPay, EmployeeNum_1.SalaryPay, WorkDays_1.Workdate, WorkdayPunches_1.Punchkey AS PunchKey, 
                      WorkdayPunches_1.PunchTime, WorkdayPunches_1.Action, WorkdayPunches_1.Note, WorkdayPunches_1.Deleted AS PunchDelete, 
                      WorkDays_1.deleted AS WorkDayDelete, EmployeeNum_1.JobTitle
FROM         EmployeeNum AS EmployeeNum_1 INNER JOIN
                      WorkDays AS WorkDays_1 ON EmployeeNum_1.Unldr_# = WorkDays_1.Unldr_# INNER JOIN
                      WorkdayPunches AS WorkdayPunches_1 ON WorkDays_1.UID = WorkdayPunches_1.Punchkey
WHERE     (EmployeeNum_1.Active = 1) AND (DATEPART(wk, WorkdayPunches_1.PunchTime) = DATEPART(wk, @Date))
ORDER BY WorkDays_1.Workdate, WorkdayPunches_1.PunchTime
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