Is there a way to calculate the difference between a give starting time and stopping time on a Timesheet? I'm trying to have it auto-calculate the hours works. For example: a worker enters 6am start time on their timesheet, then enters a stop time of 4pm. Now I want to form to calculate that person worked 10 hours, and input that data into a "hours worked" field.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Calculations
2007-09-10 07:51:16
My Product Information:
LiveCycle Designer, Windows
LiveCycle Designer, Windows
2008-10-01 17:13:47
#2
Calculations:
I am trying to compute [1] [2] [3] - which are fields in my form for the number of days employee uses his own personal vehicle; multiplied by a specific dollar amount (e.g. $3.00/day) = _____ Round Trip so:
Pay Period: ___________ (mm/yy)
[1] ______ days x $3.00/day = ____________ (Round Trip)
[2] ______ days x $1.50/day = ____________ (One-way Commute)
[3] ______ = total reportable income for pay period.
I thought this would be a simple computation/calculation. Am I missing something? Thanks so much for your help and assistance!
I am trying to compute [1] [2] [3] - which are fields in my form for the number of days employee uses his own personal vehicle; multiplied by a specific dollar amount (e.g. $3.00/day) = _____ Round Trip so:
Pay Period: ___________ (mm/yy)
[1] ______ days x $3.00/day = ____________ (Round Trip)
[2] ______ days x $1.50/day = ____________ (One-way Commute)
[3] ______ = total reportable income for pay period.
I thought this would be a simple computation/calculation. Am I missing something? Thanks so much for your help and assistance!
2008-10-02 07:59:37
#3
This is a new topic and one should start a new post.
There are 2 programs for creating forms and each uses a different syntax for calculations and automation.
You have to provide form fields and code the script to perform the calculations.
There are a number of eSeminar's on demand on the home page of this site about creating forms and performing basic calculations.
There are 2 programs for creating forms and each uses a different syntax for calculations and automation.
You have to provide form fields and code the script to perform the calculations.
There are a number of eSeminar's on demand on the home page of this site about creating forms and performing basic calculations.
See my response to your other posted question on the same topic.
Hope that helps,
Dimitri
WindJack Solutions
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Dimitri Munkirs
WindJack Solutions
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