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timediff('2006-03-08 22:38:42','2006-03-09 08:47:03') = -13:51:39
How can I make it not output negative numbers when the days increase? -Ike |
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"Ike" <rxv@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:8smVf.10252$k75.3012@newsread3.news.atl.earth link.net... > timediff('2006-03-08 22:38:42','2006-03-09 08:47:03') = -13:51:39 > > How can I make it not output negative numbers when the days increase? -Ike There are a bunch of non-useful answers to this question. Such as, "put a minus sign in front of it" or "put the argument with the greater value first". But these don't address the requirement you have. No one can answer this question for you, because we don't know why you need the values to be positive, or what value you're looking for. For instance, one could come up with an expression that strips off the date portion, and compares only the time portion. But does that give you information that is useful to your application? I can't tell. And it still doesn't prevent negative values. Regards, Bill K. |
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