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- ChrisCollinsQrew TraineeI figured it out...thanks
- JeffKelly1Qrew MemberNot helpful :(
- StephenMorrellQrew TraineeNot Helpful, didn't explain how they "figured it out"~!
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainIf you have a question, I suggest that you post a question.
- StephenMorrellQrew TraineeI was researching questions already asked and came across this one. this wasn't helpful in anyway so I agreed with Jeff from 2 months ago, that way others who made need help with this subject would know that this article was pretty much not helpful.
I would rather research my question first before submitting an identical (or close to identical one) in the forum rather than waste other peoples time re-answering a question that was already asked previously.
Now both of us have wasted our time on an article and replies that are not help to either one of us.
Oh and P.S. I did find the answer I was looking for in another post, and am going to try it to see if it works for us. - JeffKelly1Qrew MemberPlease let us know what you find out!
- StephenMorrellQrew TraineeThis is what we're going to try, will let you know if it works for us..
ToTimestamp([IssueDate])-ToTimestamp([Resolveddate]) - StephenMorrellQrew TraineeThis did not work, back to researching.
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainStephen, you should be able to use a formula duration field type and set the units to display as HH:MM
[Finish Date/Time]-[Start Date/Time] - StephenMorrellQrew TraineeThank you, I will try this out and get back with you. I appreciate the help.