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rickyzicky
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From: roch, ny
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Military Time - 12/6/2001 3:20:58
What is the best way to calculate time using military time.
I need to calculate time spent.
Though it is easy to calculate time spent if the hour started was 1600 hours and time ended was 1800 hours.
But how do I tackle the problem when the hour started is 2300 and the hour ended was 0100 hours. I need this to calsulate to 2hours. Once we are past 2400 it gets tougher (at least for me).
Any ideas ?
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rdouglass
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From: Biddeford, ME USA
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RE: Military Time - 12/6/2001 8:24:56
I think it depends on how you're storing your time values.
If I was doing it I would calculate the diff between time AND date like:
Set a variable ie. myTime
Subtract dates.
myTime = results multiplied by 24.
Subtract times.
Add to myTime
Format myTime and season to taste....
Does this make sense???
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