Convert seconds to Days, hours, Minutes, Seconds in Reporting Services

Hi Guys,
Im currently reporting of an analysis services cube, however I have value which is in seconds and would like to report on this in reporting services as day:HH:MM:SS.
Has anyone got any experience reporting in this format?
Regards
Dave

Hi Dave,
We can use custom code to convert seconds to HH:MM:SS
Public Function Calculate(ByVal TotalSeconds as Integer) as String
Dim Hours, Minutes, Seconds As Integer
Dim Hour, Minute, Second As String
Hours = floor(TotalSeconds/ 3600)
IF Hours<10
   Hour="0" & Hours.ToString
Else
   Hour=Hours.ToString
End IF
Seconds = TotalSeconds Mod 3600
Minutes =floor( Seconds / 60)
IF Minutes<10
   Minute="0" & Minutes.ToString
Else
   Minute=Minutes.ToString
End IF
Seconds = Seconds Mod 60
IF Seconds<10
   Second="0" & Seconds.ToString
Else
   Second=Seconds.ToString
End IF
Return Hour & ":" & Minute & ":" & Second
End Function
Then we can use the expression to conver it.
=Code.Calculate(Fields!Column.Value)
The report looks like below:
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
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