Hi,
I'm hoping someone can help me here, as I can't seem to get my head round what I should do!
First off, I'm using SAP CR XI.
I have to following fields and results:
QueryID ChangeID QueryDate OldQueryGrp NewQueryGrp DateChanged
189 220 23/11/12 7 23/11/12
189 453 23/11/12 7 3 03/01/13
189 529 23/11/12 3 2 17/01/13
629 227 26/11/12 7 26/11/12
629 470 26/11/12 7 3 04/01/13
629 9836 26/11/12 3 9 24/05/13
629 77384 26/11/12 9 2 06/09/13
629 83004 26/11/12 2 5 17/09/13
629 85337 26/11/12 5 2 19/09/13
What I need to show to the powers that be are the number of days spent in each query group. Eg, query 189 spent 41 days in query group 7.
I know you can do a datediff, but how do you do a datediff when the dates are all held within one field?
I should also add, there is no 'set' routine as to what query group follows what, and they can go backwards and forwards!
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thanks
Di
I'm hoping someone can help me here, as I can't seem to get my head round what I should do!
First off, I'm using SAP CR XI.
I have to following fields and results:
QueryID ChangeID QueryDate OldQueryGrp NewQueryGrp DateChanged
189 220 23/11/12 7 23/11/12
189 453 23/11/12 7 3 03/01/13
189 529 23/11/12 3 2 17/01/13
629 227 26/11/12 7 26/11/12
629 470 26/11/12 7 3 04/01/13
629 9836 26/11/12 3 9 24/05/13
629 77384 26/11/12 9 2 06/09/13
629 83004 26/11/12 2 5 17/09/13
629 85337 26/11/12 5 2 19/09/13
What I need to show to the powers that be are the number of days spent in each query group. Eg, query 189 spent 41 days in query group 7.
I know you can do a datediff, but how do you do a datediff when the dates are all held within one field?
I should also add, there is no 'set' routine as to what query group follows what, and they can go backwards and forwards!
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thanks
Di