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goombah
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 Posted - 2006-01-17 : 07:53:21
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| I have used Crystal Reports extensively in the past. I use the following function to determine the weekdays within a given date range:numberVar dcount := 0;numberVar numberofdays := DateDiff ('d', Minimum({?Date Range}), Maximum({?Date Range}));numberVar totalhours := 0;dateVar datecalc := Minimum({?Date Range});while dcount <> numberofdays do( if DayOfWeek (datecalc) in [2,3,4,5,6] then totalhours := totalhours + 8; datecalc := Date(DateAdd ('d', 1, datecalc)); dcount := dcount + 1;);totalhoursI have not been able to find a way to accomplish this in SQL Reporting Services 2005. Anyone have some direction to give here?Thanks...... |
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jhermiz
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Posted - 2006-01-27 : 00:16:22
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Originally posted by goombah
I have used Crystal Reports extensively in the past. I use the following function to determine the weekdays within a given date range:numberVar dcount := 0;numberVar numberofdays := DateDiff ('d', Minimum({?Date Range}), Maximum({?Date Range}));numberVar totalhours := 0;dateVar datecalc := Minimum({?Date Range});while dcount <> numberofdays do( if DayOfWeek (datecalc) in [2,3,4,5,6] then totalhours := totalhours + 8; datecalc := Date(DateAdd ('d', 1, datecalc)); dcount := dcount + 1;);totalhoursI have not been able to find a way to accomplish this in SQL Reporting Services 2005. Anyone have some direction to give here?Thanks......
You will either have to do this in a sproc, or you can create a custom function in the custom code section of the report. Look up the DATE functions in reporting services BOOKS ONLINE.Thanks,Jon
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