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Crystal Reports v8 TIME formula
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You can download the DateTimeDiff function from (search for Ufldtdif) to derive this information.
There's quite a lengthy formula you can use if you don't have this function (the function is a much simpler way forward than the formula). Let me know if you need it.
Naith
There's quite a lengthy formula you can use if you don't have this function (the function is a much simpler way forward than the formula). Let me know if you need it.
Naith
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