To calculate the difference between timings ( PM - AM )

Hi All,
   Can anyone let me know how to calculate the difference between the time.
  EG : From time : 23:00:00 pm
          To    time : 01:00:00 am
instead of 2 hours we are getting  22 Hrs
Thanks in Advance
Sathyapriya

Hi Priya,
How about using FM: HR_PDC_ADD_24_HOURS
PARAMETERS: p_tim1 TYPE uzeit,                              " 23:00:00
            p_tim2 TYPE uzeit.                              " 01:00:00
DATA: l_diff TYPE uzeit.
START-OF-SELECTION.
  IF p_tim1 > p_tim2.
    CALL FUNCTION 'HR_PDC_ADD_24_HOURS'
      CHANGING
        logical_time = p_tim2.
  ENDIF.
  l_diff = p_tim2 - p_tim1.
  WRITE:/ l_diff.
As you are saying you have 30 fields to calculate, make a subroutime instead of calculating everytimg like:
  PERFORM cal_tim_diff USING p_tim1 p_tim2
                    CHANGING l_diff.
*&      Form  CAL_TIM_DIFF
FORM cal_tim_diff  USING    p_tim1 TYPE uzeit
                            p_tim2 TYPE uzeit
                   CHANGING p_diff TYPE uzeit.
  IF p_tim1 > p_tim2.
    CALL FUNCTION 'HR_PDC_ADD_24_HOURS'
      CHANGING
        logical_time = p_tim2.
  ENDIF.
  p_diff = p_tim2 - p_tim1.
ENDFORM.                    " CAL_TIM_DIFF
If it still doesnt help, check the data type of the time fields that you are considering.

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