Re: Displaying Unused Time Slots

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  • Steve

    Re: Displaying Unused Time Slots

    The approach in this thread looks wrong to me considering your example. Your
    example shows you have random time periods between 6AM and 6 PM for
    appointments. Appointment 1 is 1-1/2 hour, Appointment 2 is 3 hours and
    Appointment 3 is 1 hour. It is only by coincidence (or common practice)
    that the appointment start and end times fall on what looks like the quarter
    hour. Actually your example shows appointment start and end times fall on
    the half hour. If the above is true, unused time slots are:
    6 AM to 6 PM if no Appt 1
    Appt 1 end time to Appt 2 start time or 6 PM if no Appt 2
    Appt 2 end time to Appt 3 start time or 6 PM if no Appt 3
    Appt 3 end time to Appt 4 start time or 6 PM if no Appt 4

    Steve



    "Wayne" <cqdigital@volc anomail.comwrot e in message
    news:04df1ed6-8bc9-4605-b837-d42e9ba01e49@n1 4g2000pri.googl egroups.com...
    Is there a simple way to do the following? Assuming that the working
    day is 6am to 6pm and appointments are booked throughout the day for
    example: 8:00am - 9:30am, 10:00am - 1:00pm, 2:00pm - 3:00pm.
    >
    How would I go about displaying the unused time slots i.e. 6:00am -
    8:00am, 9:30am - 10:am, 1:00pm - 2:00pm and 3:00pm - 6:00pm?

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