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fossy
Ok... I have 3 tables (tbJOBS, tbDept1, tbDept1_DwnTime) and a query that
returns: all the jobs ran on range of days ( criteria: between day1 and
day2); the time it took to set up; the time it tooke to produce; and, the
down time for each job.
I was asked to seperate the SetUp's DownTime from Production's DownTime so I
added a check box on the "tbDept1_DwnTime" table. Now, my boss can tell if
the down time belongs to the setup time or the production time. This works
fine.
Now, I'm being asked to have the report (query), automatically substract the
downtime (setup) from the total setup time and substract the downtime
(production) from the total production time.
I need a way to build a expression that know what type of downtime is and
then substract it from the setup time OR the production time.
Any suggestion will help thank you.
Fossy.
returns: all the jobs ran on range of days ( criteria: between day1 and
day2); the time it took to set up; the time it tooke to produce; and, the
down time for each job.
I was asked to seperate the SetUp's DownTime from Production's DownTime so I
added a check box on the "tbDept1_DwnTime" table. Now, my boss can tell if
the down time belongs to the setup time or the production time. This works
fine.
Now, I'm being asked to have the report (query), automatically substract the
downtime (setup) from the total setup time and substract the downtime
(production) from the total production time.
I need a way to build a expression that know what type of downtime is and
then substract it from the setup time OR the production time.
Any suggestion will help thank you.
Fossy.