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Time Of Day From a time

Anyone know how to calulacute the time of day, ie hour 1-24 for a time
stored in a database, using just a time in a record???

Dennis Mason
N6PDB
de****@bonnydoonfire.org
Apr 13 '06 #1
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Anyone know how to calulacute the time of day, ie hour 1-24 for a time
stored in a database, using just a time in a record???

Dennis Mason
N6PDB
de****@bonnydoonfire.org


If you stored the time value as a DateTime data type, you can display it
in 24hr time using the Format() function:

Format(time_column,"hh")

In Debug window:

? format(now(),"hh")
19

Now() is 4/12/2006 7:01:11 PM. 1900 = 7PM.

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