4 day work week

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AJ,

We're going to need a wee bit more information... Set it up where? On a
report, on a form... or maybe on a calendar control? Which four days?
Mon-Thu or maybe Tue-Fri? Do you need to do calculations? Will there be
overtime? Are you worried about the hours at all? Well, you get the
idea...

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Gina Whipp
2010 Microsoft MVP (Access)

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Suggestions on how to setup the work week to be 4 days?
 
Suggestions on how to setup the work week to be 4 days?

Get on your boss's good side?


What's the context, AJ? Is this in a Microsoft Access database, or some other
software package?
 
Details do matter don't they? Sorry.

This is an access database. We use it to load production data. Our
production runs 4 day weeks. I'm trying to calculate teh datediff between
events, but need to account for the weekends/holidays with the weekends being
the Friday-Monday. I would be doing the calulation in either a report or
query.

Thanks, hope that does a better job explaining than my first try.
 
AJ,

You managed to supply an answer but it seems you didn't see my post, so let
me ask again...

We're going to need a wee bit more information... Set it up where? On a
report, on a form... or maybe on a calendar control? Which four days?
Mon-Thu or maybe Tue-Fri? Do you need to do calculations? Will there be
overtime? Are you worried about the hours at all? Well, you get the
idea...


--
Gina Whipp
2010 Microsoft MVP (Access)

"I feel I have been denied critical, need to know, information!" - Tremors
II

http://www.regina-whipp.com/index_files/TipList.htm

Details do matter don't they? Sorry.

This is an access database. We use it to load production data. Our
production runs 4 day weeks. I'm trying to calculate teh datediff between
events, but need to account for the weekends/holidays with the weekends
being
the Friday-Monday. I would be doing the calulation in either a report or
query.

Thanks, hope that does a better job explaining than my first try.
 
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