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Crystal Report Calculating Shift Work hours
In a Crystal report I need to calculate Shift Work Hours pulling form a CRM.
One Shift is Monday Wednesday and Thursday 7 am to 7pm I need to calculate the worked hours for those days for each month. In the CRM there are day fields to use not sure how to go about this any suggestions greatly appreciated.
One Shift is Monday Wednesday and Thursday 7 am to 7pm I need to calculate the worked hours for those days for each month. In the CRM there are day fields to use not sure how to go about this any suggestions greatly appreciated.
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I tried something like that but need to get certain days per shift. I need to calculate hours worked for Monday Wed. and Thurs. so it will show time spent for each service for each employee within the day for the Month
There are a lot of fields available day fields, date fields etc.
There are a lot of fields available day fields, date fields etc.
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Tried If DayofWeek ({wh_time_subitem.date_wor ked})IN (crSunday, crWednesday, crThursday) then
Calculation Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
Getting an error it wants a ) after crSunday tried a few things but still get the error
Calculation Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
Getting an error it wants a ) after crSunday tried a few things but still get the error
You need to use [ ] not ( ) around the list
The SQUARE brackets [ ] are used for sets of values
mlmcc
The SQUARE brackets [ ] are used for sets of values
mlmcc
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I tried DayofWeek ({wh_time_subitem.date_wor ked})IN [crSunday, crWednesday, crThursday] and it returns FALSE.
What I am trying to do is pull all the employees hours for all days but and then calculate their available hours from their shift to calculate their utilization for the week… which is Sunday – Saturday. One shift is Sunday Wed and Thursday hope that makes sense.
What I am trying to do is pull all the employees hours for all days but and then calculate their available hours from their shift to calculate their utilization for the week… which is Sunday – Saturday. One shift is Sunday Wed and Thursday hope that makes sense.
Where did you try DayOfWeek?
If you put that formula in the detail section and got False for every record, that would imply that none of the records had dates on those days. The test itself is really simple. crSunday, etc. are just pre-defined names in CR that correspond to the values for days of the week -- 1 for Sunday, 2 for Monday, etc.
James
If you put that formula in the detail section and got False for every record, that would imply that none of the records had dates on those days. The test itself is really simple. crSunday, etc. are just pre-defined names in CR that correspond to the values for days of the week -- 1 for Sunday, 2 for Monday, etc.
James
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Sorry for the delay in responding.
It should be a simple as
DateDiff('h',{ShiftStartTi
If that doesn't work what data do you have for the employee work
mlmcc