Find Busy Times Using the Hour, Minute Functions

If you capture the date and time when you enter records into a table, you can use the Hour, Minute, and Second functions in Microsoft Access to determine the busiest times of the day.

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Members will learn how to calculate busy times to 15 minute intervals.

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Pre-Requisites

• Year Month Day: https://599cd.com/YMD
• Aggregate Query: https://599cd.com/Aggregate

Links

• DateValue: https://599cd.com/DateValue
• TimeValue: https://599cd.com/TimeValue

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