Does anyone know how to calculate hours that go over 24? I am tracking how many hours & seconds our production keyers work everyday. When I run a query for a length of time that a given employee has worked >24 hours, my day field goes to 31 and hours go to whatever the real total hours are less 24. I understand that the day is 30 if hours are < 24. I am only wanting to report on hours:minutes:s econds. So, if total hours for the month are 160, I would like to see 160, not 6 days: 16 hours.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Brett
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There was a simmilar thread! Use the search engine on thescripts located on the right top corner and type
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