Help me with Time Conversion in Access
I have StartDate and EndDate. How to find the difference in business hours and minutes
StartDate EndDate
5/20/2013 9:32 5/21/2013 16:24
5/20/2013 9:32 5/21/2013 16:27
5/20/2013 9:32 5/21/2013 16:29
5/20/2013 9:32 5/21/2013 16:31
I am using formula to convert to Minutes:
Minutes: DateDiff("n",[StartDate],[
TurnAround Time: Int(([Minutes]\60)\24) & ":" & Format(([Minutes]\60) Mod 24,"00") & ":" & Format([Minutes] Mod 60,"00")
it does not work
and I need to count only business (8 hours)
StartDate EndDate
5/20/2013 9:32 5/21/2013 16:24
5/20/2013 9:32 5/21/2013 16:27
5/20/2013 9:32 5/21/2013 16:29
5/20/2013 9:32 5/21/2013 16:31
I am using formula to convert to Minutes:
Minutes: DateDiff("n",[StartDate],[
TurnAround Time: Int(([Minutes]\60)\24) & ":" & Format(([Minutes]\60) Mod 24,"00") & ":" & Format([Minutes] Mod 60,"00")
it does not work
and I need to count only business (8 hours)
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Thank you, but i did not get
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To: Shaun_Kline thank you works fine
1. The two values are on the same date (then use datediff)
2. If the two values are on two successive dates, in which case you have to do the date diff between date/time1 and your end of day (whatever time that is), and then another calculation for the difference between your start time and date/time2.
3. If there is more than one day between them, you would need to do the same as #2, plus for the extra days, determine whether they are business days or not and add the appropriate number of minutes.