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  1. addrever

    Multiplying Date by Number

    Perfect. Thanks alot!:D
  2. addrever

    Multiplying Date by Number

    This works exactly with what I need. Now I just have to figure out to utilize the "hand picking the red marble" to get results back between the two values.
  3. addrever

    Multiplying Date by Number

    I want to convert date/time to value where I can subtract one and multiply it by 1440 and result in an 8 digit timestamp. For example: 3/8/2006 12:00:00 AM = 55847520
  4. addrever

    Multiplying Date by Number

    I am trying to do the following: (CDate(DateTimeValue({?DateFrom})) - 1) * 1440; But I am getting a "this should be a number" and (CDate(DateTimeValue({?DateFrom})) - 1) highlighted I have done this before in VB Script by typing: var = CDate(Date) * 1440 var = var - 1440 Any suggestions or...

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