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February 26th, 2007, 03:08 PM
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Format Time in the query result
Hi, All
I got help with this query, all credits to Duane Hookom, it works great. In my table MarkTime field short time, but the query output return time in different format (long time), where in the query i can Format() time to short? Please, help TRANSFORM First(t.MarkTime) AS FirstOfMarkTime SELECT t.MarkDate, t.Location, t.Plate FROM t GROUP BY t.MarkDate, t.Location, t.Plate PIVOT "MTime" & DCount("*","t","Location='" & [Location] & "' AND MarkDate=#" & [MarkDate] & "# AND MarkTime =#" & [MarkTIme] & "#"); 
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February 26th, 2007, 07:51 PM
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Format Time in the query result
Try this --
TRANSFORM First(Format([MarkTime],"Short Time")) AS Expr2 SELECT t.MarkDate, t.Location, t.Plate FROM t GROUP BY t.MarkDate, t.Location, t.Plate PIVOT "MTime" & DCount("*","t","Location='" & [Location] & "' AND MarkDate=#" & [MarkDate] & "# AND MarkTime =#" & [MarkTIme] & "#"); -- KARL DEWEY Build a little - Test a little "elena" wrote: Hi, All I got help with this query, all credits to Duane Hookom, it works great. In my table MarkTime field short time, but the query output return time in different format (long time), where in the query i can Format() time to short? Please, help TRANSFORM First(t.MarkTime) AS FirstOfMarkTime SELECT t.MarkDate, t.Location, t.Plate FROM t GROUP BY t.MarkDate, t.Location, t.Plate PIVOT "MTime" & DCount("*","t","Location='" & [Location] & "' AND MarkDate=#" & [MarkDate] & "# AND MarkTime =#" & [MarkTIme] & "#");
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