• Caught the bug, You did a visibly small mistake with the begins and ends while modifying the code

    which botched up the whole thing.

    Every “begin” should have its “end” in the proper place. This is a simple rule with each and

    everything in this universe I believe.

    I tested and found that is the only snag. Correct this and this will work. I have modified and writen my

    comments in the attachment.

    Check these two lines in the attachment.

    --end (You have put this “end” wrongly here. And you are missing one ‘END’ which corresponds to the ‘BEGIN’ above which should be just before the line ‘return @CalcHours’)

    END – You were missing this END here

    Also I have a piece of advice. When you are doing programming (even if the original writer is someone else

    and you are modifying it) you must pay your fullest attention. No doubt it is time consuming but this is all

    about programming sadly.

    I believe you are smart enough ;), possibly you just did not pay attention just because you are the boss:w00t:

    there. Have a nice time.

    Sincerely,

    Maz

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