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    Post hours calculation

    Hello everyone i am new on Microsoft access and having a issue .



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    as you can see my form in the end what i exactly want is that eg if i put finalized start time 7:00am to 17:00pm it should give me 10 hours in the hours worked line
    i saw a datediff formula on internet but it doesnt help to extract the working hours in hours worked column

    Please help

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    Always a good resource

    http://allenbrowne.com/casu-13.html


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    Why is hours worked a text field?


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    sir what should be the data type then calculated field should it be ?

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    Where is your date diff formula? Can we see it? Why can't the field be number? Easier to calculate with.


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