Convert seconds value to hours & min

Hi all,
I am getting the seconds value at input & I want to convert it to HH:MMS format..How can I proceed?
Please guide me.
Thank you.
Vaibhav Gandhi
B.E. Instrumentation & Control,
INDIA
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You don't say what this 'input' is but if you want to display it on the front panel, all you have to do is this:
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