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Duncan Edment
Here's the deal.
I have an Access database, containing Start Time & End Times that each
employee has worked on various projects. At the end of every month, I run a
query to retrieve all entries for a specific week in the month--e.g. from 26
January 2004 until 01 February 2004. This returns the total number of hours
that have been worked on each project for that week. This information is
then transferred, manually, to an Excel spreadsheet before being sent off to
our accountants for subsequent billing.
My question is, is it possible to automate this process? What I'm looking
for, is the query to return, for example, 5:35 as the duration worked on
Project X. For this information to then be placed in the Excel spreadsheet,
at the entry for Project X and the specified week.
Simple? Impossible? Difficult?
Can you help?
Rgds
Duncan
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I have an Access database, containing Start Time & End Times that each
employee has worked on various projects. At the end of every month, I run a
query to retrieve all entries for a specific week in the month--e.g. from 26
January 2004 until 01 February 2004. This returns the total number of hours
that have been worked on each project for that week. This information is
then transferred, manually, to an Excel spreadsheet before being sent off to
our accountants for subsequent billing.
My question is, is it possible to automate this process? What I'm looking
for, is the query to return, for example, 5:35 as the duration worked on
Project X. For this information to then be placed in the Excel spreadsheet,
at the entry for Project X and the specified week.
Simple? Impossible? Difficult?
Can you help?
Rgds
Duncan
--
Newsgroups are like one big sandbox that all of us
UseNet kiddies play in with peace & harmony.
Spammers, Cross-Posters, and Lamers are the
people that pee in our big sandbox.