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Hi Mark, > Where I am stuck is how to get the duration between two sets of dates.times. > I know I probably need to move to date/time type fields but after that. > would like time duration to be in hrs/minutes. Assuming that you can convert the fields to date & time fields, then here's what you'll need to do next: a) Combine the date & time fields into a timestamp field (data type Z) b) Use the SUBDUR op-code or %DIFF() BIF to calculate the duration between them. Here's a trivial example: D Date1 s D inz(d'2004-07-13') D Date2 s D inz(d'2004-07-14') D Time1 s T inz(t'19.41.00') D Time2 s T inz(t'07.25.00') D Ts1 s Z D Ts2 s Z D MinsApart s 10I 0 c eval ts1 = Date1 + Time1 c eval ts2 = Date2 + Time2 c eval MinsApart = %diff(ts2: ts1: *minutes) c dsply MinsApart c eval *inlr = *on --- Scott Klement http://www.scottklement.com
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