Calculating Time Differences in Access

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Please post a sample data base with some sample data in your table for analysis and test purposes. Also, what is the logic if the Start Time is on Friday and the end Time is on the following Monday. Is it possible a start time or end time will occur on a weekend? If yes, how is this to be handled?

Eg. 24-09-2013 21:58 to 25-09-2013 06:35 the result shud be 00:07.

I don't understand this. The format you are showing appears to be 7 minutes. I will review the database tomorrow as I have time.

I have limited time available to work on this as I have other pressing issues. The problem is more complex than I originally anticipated. I will continue to explore solutions, but be aware that it may take awhile. If you find another solution in the meantime, please advise and post same to this site.

Good luck--Alan

Hi Alan,

I finally got the Function to make it work. However, I am unable to Make it work for Saturday.
Please restructure the following so that it also counts the time between Saturday 10:00 and 13:30 instead of ignoring it as a holiday:

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I made some changes. They are my best guess and untested. I would urge you to go back to whomever designed the code if my changes are not effective and ask for assistance.

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