arcangelca
Technical User
Hello All,
New here to the thread, will probably have to use it often.
This may be a simple problem, but I'm having issues with it, so I'm hoping someone can help.
I'm having a problem parsing out some data from an access database using crystal reports. It is time data, but isn't in the format of time.
I'm using Crystal reports 7.0 if this is needed.
Here is some sample data
1 (meaning 00:01:00)
435 (meaning 04:35:00)
1329 (meaning 13:29:00)
Now I am able to extract the numbers using the right() Left() formulas to get it to look like a time, but the program won't recognize it as a time. After I get the time done, I have to use the datetime(date, time) to make a real date and time field.
So my question is this,
Is there a better way to get the time data converted into a real time value so crystal will recognize it?
I hope this isn't a stupid question for all of you, but I've had to learn this program on my own, and want to use it more extensively.
thanx in advance
New here to the thread, will probably have to use it often.
This may be a simple problem, but I'm having issues with it, so I'm hoping someone can help.
I'm having a problem parsing out some data from an access database using crystal reports. It is time data, but isn't in the format of time.
I'm using Crystal reports 7.0 if this is needed.
Here is some sample data
1 (meaning 00:01:00)
435 (meaning 04:35:00)
1329 (meaning 13:29:00)
Now I am able to extract the numbers using the right() Left() formulas to get it to look like a time, but the program won't recognize it as a time. After I get the time done, I have to use the datetime(date, time) to make a real date and time field.
So my question is this,
Is there a better way to get the time data converted into a real time value so crystal will recognize it?
I hope this isn't a stupid question for all of you, but I've had to learn this program on my own, and want to use it more extensively.
thanx in advance