Hello all,
I am new here and am hpoing someone can help.
The problem I have is:
I have a query, it contains a start date and a end date.
I have tried various options to calculate the time difference in a hours and minutes less holidays and less weekend days.
I am confident I have go this bit right, I am getting the correct amont of hours and minutes in HH:MM:SS and can also do it by decimal number.
Trouble is, when I export the query to excel and throw the data into my excel report template I need the time to be in [h]:mm:ss format. I need it to do this because a pivot table reads from it to calculate and display the average time duration in a chart.
Does anyone know how to get around this?
I researched everywhere and cannot find out how to convert the time format from hh:mm:ss. I can do it manually in excel by changing the format of the column but then I have to click into each cell and press enter to change from the DB format of decimal time difference or HH:MM:SS format to the excel format of [h]:mm:ss. With 30,000 records this is not an option.
I am quite sure there is an easier way to do this but I have gone so far down the road of complication im finding it hard to get back.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Joe
I am new here and am hpoing someone can help.
The problem I have is:
I have a query, it contains a start date and a end date.
I have tried various options to calculate the time difference in a hours and minutes less holidays and less weekend days.
I am confident I have go this bit right, I am getting the correct amont of hours and minutes in HH:MM:SS and can also do it by decimal number.
Trouble is, when I export the query to excel and throw the data into my excel report template I need the time to be in [h]:mm:ss format. I need it to do this because a pivot table reads from it to calculate and display the average time duration in a chart.
Does anyone know how to get around this?
I researched everywhere and cannot find out how to convert the time format from hh:mm:ss. I can do it manually in excel by changing the format of the column but then I have to click into each cell and press enter to change from the DB format of decimal time difference or HH:MM:SS format to the excel format of [h]:mm:ss. With 30,000 records this is not an option.
I am quite sure there is an easier way to do this but I have gone so far down the road of complication im finding it hard to get back.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Joe