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Crystal 10: Calculate the elapsed time between to dates & times

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Crystal 10: Calculate the elapsed time between to dates & times

Crystal 10: Calculate the elapsed time between to dates & times

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Using crystal 10. Trying to create a formula to find elapsed time between

PDMTimeToDateTime ({call_req.open_date})
Example: 11/12/08   3:31 pm

and

PDMTimeToDateTime ({call_req.close_date})
Example: 11/12/08   4:35 pm

Thanks for any Help!!
 

RE: Crystal 10: Calculate the elapsed time between to dates & times

you are really in the wrong forum. Use Business Objects Crystal Reports Formulas.

However, to answer your question use the crystal function datediff

datediff("n", ({call_req.open_date}, ({call_req.close_date})

This will return minutes, using h = hours, s = seconds.

Ian
 

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