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I need to output a formula field to the format DD:HH:MM:SS. &nbsp;I am calculationg the datediff of a starttime and endtime and then summing the result. &nbsp;I separated these out into NumDays, NumHours, NumMins, NumSeconds. &nbsp;Now I want to string these together in this format DD:HH:MM:SS. &nbsp; My problem is I keep getting 1 instead of 01 if the value is in single digits. &nbsp;Example &nbsp;1: 5: 2:56 &nbsp;for 1 day 5 hours, 2 minutes 56 seconds.<br />
I tried the following but it isnt working<br />
Totext({@NumDays},'##') &amp;&nbsp;&quot;:&quot; &amp;<br />
Totext({@NumHours},'##') &amp;&nbsp;&quot;:&quot; &amp;<br />
Totext({@NumMins},'##') &amp;&nbsp;&quot;:&quot; &amp;<br />
Totext({@NumSeconds},'##')<wbr /><br />
Any ideas?<br />

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I need to output a formula field to the format DD:HH:MM:SS.  I am calculationg the datediff of a starttime and endtime and then summing the result.  I separated these out into NumDays, NumHours, NumMins, NumSeconds.  Now I want to string these together in this format DD:HH:MM:SS.   My problem is I keep getting 1 instead of 01 if the value is in single digits.  Example  1: 5: 2:56  for 1 day 5 hours, 2 minutes 56 seconds.
I tried the following but it isnt working
Totext({@NumDays},'##') & ":" &
Totext({@NumHours},'##') & ":" &
Totext({@NumMins},'##') & ":" &
Totext({@NumSeconds},'##')
Any ideas?


crystal reports Format sum of datediff to DD:HH:MM:SS

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