Convert :- Minutes to Days:Hours:Minutes

Hi Friends ,
I want to convert the time value from MINUTE to HH : MM : SS
I mean in input i have to pass 200 Minutes and in Output i want to get the no of hr and minutes in the format 03 : 20 ( HH:MM) . I have used the FM "CONVERSION_EXIT_SDURA_OUTPUT" for this .
This works fine for time input values upto 5 digits like ( 20000 minutes) = 333:20 (HH:MM) ,
when the input value is more than 5 digits , ex - 200000 this FM does not work .
Is there any FM where i can get the conversion from MINUTE to HH :MM:SS or from Minutes to DAYS :HPURS:MINUTES .
I have searched SDN , but i dint get the exact FM which i want ,
If any body has any idea on the same please guide me on the same .
Regards
Parbhudutta

Thanks all for all of your valuable inputs .
IBy using FM : MONI_TIME_CONVERT , i am able to get HH:MM:SS format data by giving input as seconds .
But the issues i have is , i have data as input in seconds which is noear to a 10 digit number like
200000000 seconds , which does not work for this FM .
I have input data in MINUTES which is near to 10 digit , exmp - 239879798 minutes . So i want to convert this no to ( DAYS : HOURS : MINUTES : SECONDS )
Other FMs that has been given by you guys i have checked but i am not able to get exactly what i want .
Anyway thanks again .
Reagards
Prabhudutta

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