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Hi
I have a DB where I calculate the work shift based on the time of day , I have the time of the day form a Timestamp field , it has "dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss a.m./p.m." format, I used the Datepart function to obtain the Hour and set the shift based on it but now I need to define the shift based on half hours and I dont know what function I need to use to obtain the time of the day on a "hh:mm" format and then use it on IIF function to obtain that shift number

any help will be appreciated

Raymundo Walle
Feb 16 '10 #1
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Delerna
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I don't know of 'A' function to do that but simple string manipulation will get it for you.

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  1. t: CStr(DatePart("h",Now())) & ":" & CStr(DatePart("n",Now()))
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Feb 17 '10 #2
rwalle
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Delerna:

Tks for your response its running now

R Walle
Feb 17 '10 #3

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