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I have a report which has in the database fields<br />
RequestDate<br />
RequestTime<br />
Investcompdate<br />
investcomptime<br />
From a report standpoint, I have created the follow:<br />
Requested Date Time = CDateTime (Date({WO.REQUESTDATE}) &amp;&nbsp;&quot; &quot;&nbsp;&amp; Time({WO.REQUESTTIME}))<br />
Investigated = CDateTime (Date({WO.INVESTCOMPDATE})<wbr /> &amp;&nbsp;&quot; &quot;&nbsp;&amp; Time({WO.INVESTCOMPTIME}))<wbr /><br />
These two formula work fine<br />
What I am looking for is a formula which will sow me the time elaped between the RequestDate/RequestTime and the Investcompdate/Investcompt<wbr />ime <br />
as a decimal figure ie 15 mind would be 0.25<br />
Gordon
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I have a report which has in the database fields
RequestDate
RequestTime
Investcompdate
investcomptime
From a report standpoint, I have created the follow:
Requested Date Time = CDateTime (Date({WO.REQUESTDATE}) & " " & Time({WO.REQUESTTIME}))
Investigated = CDateTime (Date({WO.INVESTCOMPDATE}) & " " & Time({WO.INVESTCOMPTIME}))
These two formula work fine
What I am looking for is a formula which will sow me the time elaped between the RequestDate/RequestTime and the Investcompdate/Investcomptime 
as a decimal figure ie 15 mind would be 0.25
Gordon

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