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synapsevampire
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Create a formula containing:
dayofweek({table.date})
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dayofweek({table.date})
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synapsevampire
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Perhaps I should have elaborated a bit:
In the field explorer, right click Formulas and select New, name it, then use the code provided, replacing {table.field} with your {table.field}.
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In the field explorer, right click Formulas and select New, name it, then use the code provided, replacing {table.field} with your {table.field}.
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If you're new to Crystal, you should also check DatePart, DateAdd and DateDiff. Lots of interesting things you can do very quickly, using the proper Crystal commands.
You should also give your version - 8.5, 9, 10, 11 or whatever.
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Madawc Williams (East Anglia, UK)
You should also give your version - 8.5, 9, 10, 11 or whatever.
Madawc Williams (East Anglia, UK) Hi, rather than start a new thread, this seemed very related to what I am trying to do, so I thought I would add this here. Thanks in advanced!
Okay, I have v8.5.
I have time fields I want to calculate. Lets say we have:
PlannedStartTime
ActualStartTime
PlannedEndTime
ActualEndTime
I would like to do the following:
1. Difference, in minutes, between ActualStartTime and PlannedStartTime. (Note, actual may start BEFORE planned, so I would like negative and positive nmumbers to help me see which is late and early).
2. Boolean to return True/False on "Is ActualStartTime greater than or equal to PlannedStartTime + 15 minutes" (if start time is 7:00, is the actual after 7:15).
3. Similar to 2, but with ranges. For example, I would categories something that is "late" within 15 - 30 minutes, 31 - 60 minutes, 61 - 90 minutes...
Okay, I have v8.5.
I have time fields I want to calculate. Lets say we have:
PlannedStartTime
ActualStartTime
PlannedEndTime
ActualEndTime
I would like to do the following:
1. Difference, in minutes, between ActualStartTime and PlannedStartTime. (Note, actual may start BEFORE planned, so I would like negative and positive nmumbers to help me see which is late and early).
2. Boolean to return True/False on "Is ActualStartTime greater than or equal to PlannedStartTime + 15 minutes" (if start time is 7:00, is the actual after 7:15).
3. Similar to 2, but with ranges. For example, I would categories something that is "late" within 15 - 30 minutes, 31 - 60 minutes, 61 - 90 minutes...
synapsevampire
Programmer
You'll get better results starting a new thread as this topic is day of week, not time differentials, and people will see that it's already been answered and likely skip it.
Also, try posting technical information, such as the types of fields, note the original poster did so.
To calculate differences in datetime fields, use the datediff function, as in:
datediff("s",{table.datetime1}, {datetime2})
"n" is used for minutes.
Hit F1 in Crystal to check out the various other options.
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Also, try posting technical information, such as the types of fields, note the original poster did so.
To calculate differences in datetime fields, use the datediff function, as in:
datediff("s",{table.datetime1}, {datetime2})
"n" is used for minutes.
Hit F1 in Crystal to check out the various other options.
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