Thanks but I did that before.
If I have this many seconds
257880/ 86400 = 2.984722222
but when I format it using Format Cells I get 23:38
That's not right
Is there a way to get the right number. It sure is more than 23 hours.
Thanks,
Rita
Is there a way to change this numbers to hh:mm:ss?
These are seconds
292
29
54
286
57840
I'd like to create a column next to the "seconds" column and have Excel to convert the above seconds to hour-minutes-seconds. "00:00:00"
Thanks,
Rita
Thanks for your prompt response.
What If I change it to this? Is the syntax alright?
Latency: IIf([StartTime]>[ReceivedOn], (DateDiff('s',[Validated],[StartTime]),[ReceivedOn])), DateDiff('s',[Validated],[ReceivedOn])
I think it will look like
Latency: If CDate([StartTime]) > CDate([ReceivedOn]) then
DateDiff('s',[Validated],[StartTime]) else
DateDiff('s',[Validated],[ReceivedOn])
Hello,
I'm doing calculations on date fields and I need to use the if or Iff
condition. I've never used it before. Can anybody help me on accomplishing
this? Does it have to be done in Visual Basics or can I do it at the query
design view?
Below are examples on what the data looks like,
Start...
Hello,
I need to convert this 0:12:57 to seconds
I'm not sure on how to do it in Excel.
I tried doing this =convert(A2,"sec") but I get an error.
Thanks,
Rita
Thanks.
I noticed I'm getting the same result as
=TEXT(J2-I2,"h:mm:ss")
for example,
Beginning Ending
4/13/2006 16:04:29 4/13/2006 16:05:05
Latency ( here I use =TEXT(J2-I2,"h:mm:ss")
0:00:36
Average ( here I'm using =TEXT(Average(J2-I2),"h:mm:ss")
0:00:36
Is that right?
I have two fields like
Beginning date ending date
4/13/2006 16:02:29 4/13/2006 16:03:05
I calculated the latency between the two fields by doing this,
=TEXT(J2-I2,"h:mm:ss")
Now, I'd like to get an average, but I can not seem to get it to work.
I tried to do something like...
I'm very close in getting my result. Right now I'm getting seconds as the result.
Received Validated
4/3/2006 8:56:59 PM 4/3/2006 8:57:07 PM
4/3/2006 8:12:25 PM 4/3/2006 8:13:01 PM
4/3/2006 8:48:52 AM 4/4/2006 7:01:02 AM
Latency
8
36
79930
Why will not Access let...
The dates and time are differents. I can't use the DateValue() Function. I have over 500 records and the data is different.
An example;
Incident Validated, Current Time: 4/3/2006 9:01:01 PM
Incident Validated, Current Time: 4/4/2006 12:11:05 PM
Incident Validated, Current Time: 4/4/2006 9:19:05...
Thanks,
Is there a better way to extract the date and time from this string; "Problem Validated, Current Time: 4/5/2006 8:01:03 PM"
I did this Validated: Right([Alerts].[ValidateStatus],20)
but it's not working too well.
I just need the date and time
Hello,
I need to do a date/time calcutation with two fields. Find the latency between the two dates and time or just the time. In other words, how long it took the Problem to get validated. Then, I need to get an average.
I have to fields
1. Received
The information in here looks like...
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