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                                    | rohit.manjStarting Member
 
 
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                                            |  Posted - 2010-07-16 : 01:50:24 
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                                            | hi..I am doing an exe to calculate Avg IN time And OUT time for Employee.I have my database in  ms access that is from EMPLOYEE PUNCH CARD MACHINE . So I am having the data like this D1 as day1 IN 9:23 and OUT 19:34 as IN time and OUT time of employee.So i wanted to calculate the avg IN time of a employee for a month.I am able to add those values but the output is not in proper time format,suppose i want to add In time of two days like 9:53 and 9:38 it shows 18:91 instead of 19:31i want it in this format....So i Want help from you......thanx in advance.......CRhudmude |  |  
                                    | AndrewMurphyMaster Smack Fu Yak Hacker
 
 
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                                          |  Posted - 2010-07-16 : 04:58:20 
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                                          | convert the source numbers into minutes, do the maths on the minutes and then convert the result back into hours |  
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                                    | rohit.manjStarting Member
 
 
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                                          |  Posted - 2010-07-16 : 05:36:57 
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                                          | thanx a lot ....CRhudmude |  
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