I have 2 or more MTTR times in my CR listed as follows:
2:48
2:46
3:15
The times were already calculate in a database before I brought it over in Crystal. I dont need to calculate the time differences at all. Now that I have those times I need to get the average of the times. The filed name...
AceMan
I guess I am not being clear enough. I have this query I have created. Within my query I was able to calculae the MTTR (Mean Time to Respond) with the two fields DateCreated and Occurrence-Date. I got myy desired results I was looking for. What I was asking if there was a formula I...
I have a text box in my form:
([qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.DateCreated])-([qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.Occurrence-Date]) AS [MTTR Response]
This gives me the MTTR (Mean Time to Respond) which is what I want. I have a combo box with 5 catgories:
SLA Criticality Target
Critical 0:15...
Is there any way to query a vlookup in and SQL statement form a Pass through query? I have a SQL atatement below:
SELECT qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.AssignedToGroup, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.IncidentID, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.Node, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.AssetType, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.Description...
I have a table in Access as follows:
SLA Criticality Reponse Time Restoral Time
Critical 0:15 4:00
Critical (Not Measured) 0:15 4:00
Major 0:15 8:00
Major (Not Measured) 0:15 8:00
Minor 0:35...
Another question regarding what I sent.....would it be better to have the query to show if a ticket was Met or Missed? Below if my SQL statement
SELECT qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.AssignedToGroup, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.IncidentID, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.Node, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.AssetType...
I have in my form a text box where I need to have populated if a ticket was Met or Missed.
In my form I have 2 text boxes with formulas in my query that gives me both the MTTR Response and MTTR Restoral
MTTR Response Time...
I am thinking that I can format the date to show in the format mm/dd/yyyy in the textbox in a form. Eventually from the query I will used those two date fileds in a form. Am I on the right track?
Thanks dhookum and PHV
I believe this formula will work for me:
Month: Format([qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.DateCreated],"mmmm")
It is giving me the name of the month from the created date.
Earlier you gave me the formulas for week start:
WeekStart...
That formula is not giving me the month
Month(DateAdd("d",-Weekday([qryHuaweiTicketsQuery].[DateCreated])+7,[qryHuaweiTicketsQuery].[DateCreated]))
Basically I need a formula that is based on the DateCreated fieldname and the Restoraldate. If there is a date in the DateCreated then I want to...
dhookum:
The formula you gave me initially worked but I had to tweak it toget what I needed:
DateAdd("d",-Weekday([qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.DateCreated])+1,[qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.DateCreated]) As...
Can you tell me if I am calculating this right. I am trying to gett the difference between two times in hours:Minutes:seconds.
I have the DateCreated fieldname and I have the Occurence-Date fieldname. In the same query as above I want to add that. So far I have...
dhookum:
I modified your suggestion as follows:
SELECT qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.AssignedToGroup, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.IncidentID, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.Node, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.AssetType, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.Description, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.CreatedBy, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.Status...
dhookum:
When I tired your suggestion, I got the following error message:
Extra ) in query expression 'qry.HuaweiTicketsQuery.[DateAdd("d",-Weekday([DateCreated])+1, [DateCreated])
Maybe this will help: Here is my SQl statement below
SELECT qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.AssignedToGroup, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.IncidentID, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.Node, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.AssetType, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.Description, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.CreatedBy, qryHuaweiTicketsQuery.Status...
I have a query in Access and I need help on a formula. I have a feild called DateCreated and I would like to create a formula in the query with a fieldname called Week Beginning in which the beginning of the week would start off as 1/1/2011 based off the DateCreated fieldname; next create a...
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