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  1. feller

    DateDiff calculation not working properly

    yes, that was it - I was attempting to "hard-code" 07:30 in by using @SchedTime as: Time ('07:30AM') my original posting shows this... Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!! I know that in a week, they will see that this is totally screwy and the best way to take care of this is to actually have...
  2. feller

    DateDiff calculation not working properly

    I figured out what is wrong - I have the select expert to only pull scheduled start times between 07:30 and 08:05. I need any records that come in based on this criteria to revert back to 07:30. The script you gave me reverts any 08:00 or beyond to the hour instead of the half hour (i.e...
  3. feller

    DateDiff calculation not working properly

    this does seem to be working for the positive numbers - you'd said to reverse this for the negative numbers, but if I reverse it then the positive numbers get thrown off...
  4. feller

    DateDiff calculation not working properly

    what you suggested is exactly how it is on the original report (I've been tasked to re-create the report). The reason I'm wanting to "hard-code" in 07:30AM instead of using {casemain.schedcase_start_datetime} is a complicated issue. This database is used to track surgical cases scheduled in...
  5. feller

    DateDiff calculation not working properly

    I've also created a whole new formula field and tried: ToNumber (Time ('07:30AM') - Time ({caseintraop.pat_or_in_datetime})) this also returns 86,220
  6. feller

    DateDiff calculation not working properly

    Ok, this is complicated - ready for a challenge? Using Crystal 8.5. I have a datetime field that I wanted to extract just the time information from, so I created a formula field called @PatOrInTime as: Time ({caseintraop.pat_or_in_datetime}) this works just fine - displays as I want on the...

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