RE: displaying time in hours

2003-07-21 Thread Philip Arnold
I'm working with some time increments that were entered into the database in decimal format. 1.5 is 1 hour 30 minutes... Can anyone think of a way to format 1.5 as 1:30, or .75 as :45, etc? Take off the integer, then multiply the remaining decimal value by 60 - it should give you the

Re: displaying time in hours

2003-07-21 Thread Oliver Tupman
jon hall wrote: I'm working with some time increments that were entered into the database in decimal format. 1.5 is 1 hour 30 minutes... Can anyone think of a way to format 1.5 as 1:30, or .75 as :45, etc? Get the number after the decimal point, keep it as a fraction and multiply by

Re: displaying time in hours

2003-07-21 Thread Jim McAtee
#TimeFormat(the_time_in_hours/24, HH:mm)# I use this all the time to format things like elapsed time in HH:mm:ss. You might want to be careful if the value goes over 24 hours, howerver. If you have a value of 36.5, for example, I believe CF would then format it to 12:30. - Original