Converting seconds to minutes format

Post Author: mwatson
CA Forum: WebIntelligence Reporting
How do you convert seconds to minutes in mm:ss format?

Post Author: SKodidine
CA Forum: WebIntelligence Reporting
totext(truncate(/60),0,'','') & ":" & totext(remainder(,60),0,'','')

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Convert seconds to minutes 121 (seconds) to 2:01.

I receive a variable only in seconds. I'm trying to convert
it to minutes when greater than 60.
i.e. 121 (seconds) to 2:01.
Can anyone help with the code. I got this far:

quote:
Originally posted by:
Kronin555
<cfset minutes = duration / 60>
<cfset seconds = duration mod 60>
<cfoutput>#minutes#:#numberformat(seconds,'00')#</cfoutput>
Thanks so much! I was confused at first because the numbers
coming up with many decimal points making their accuracy pretty
much unreadable to me so I changed to:
int(minutes)#:#numberformat(seconds,'00')#

Convert seconds to HHMMSS format

Hi All,
Is there any function module to convert given no. of seconds, to HH:MM:SS format . If seconds lessthan 86400, then we convert it in straight forwad way by usoung MOD formula. If sec >= 86400 then also i need get in format 24:MM:SS format.
For example if sec = 86440, then after conversion format would be 24:00:40. Any FM to convert in this format. Please advise.
Thanks
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Seconds to minutes

Hi,
I need to convert seconds to minutes and also determine if the units digit in minutes is from 1-9. How can I do this?
For example if I have 120 seconds i.e 2 minutes i need to check if 2 is within range 1-9.

Basically everything except zero satisfies your range. Is that what you are checking for. If yes, here's the query:
WITH tab AS (SELECT   1 seconds FROM DUAL
             UNION ALL
             SELECT   120 seconds FROM DUAL
             UNION ALL
             SELECT   300 FROM DUAL
             UNION ALL
             SELECT   540 FROM DUAL
             UNION ALL
             SELECT   541 FROM DUAL
             UNION ALL
             SELECT   12000 FROM DUAL)
SELECT   (seconds / 60) time, CASE WHEN substr((seconds / 60), -1) between 1 and 9 THEN 'Within Range' ELSE 'Out of Range' END
            Range_Boundary
FROM   tab;
Time                                                                                              Range_Boundary
0.0166666666666666666666666666666666666667
Within Range
2
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5
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9
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9.01666666666666666666666666666666666667
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Convert seconds to [h]:mm:ss format on report text box

I want to convert seconds to hh:mm:ss format on the report text box.
I use =Format(Sum([MyTime])/(24*60*60),"hh:nn:ss"), but it does not work if the hours more than 24 hours, since the format is for the time format for the day.
I need the result shows more than 24 hours, because I want to show how many hours and minutes from my seconds value.
I can use [h]:mm:ss for Excel that it gives me the total hours more than 24 hours.
I tried to use the following to my text box
Int((sum(MyTime)) / 3600) & Format(Int((sum(MyTime) / 60) Mod 60, "\:00") & Format(sum(MyTime) Mod 60, "\:00"),
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I want to convert seconds to hh:mm:ss format on the report text box.
I use =Format(Sum([MyTime])/(24*60*60),"hh:nn:ss"), but it does not work if the hours more than 24 hours, since the format is for the time format for the day.
I need the result shows more than 24 hours, because I want to show how many hours and minutes from my seconds value.
Hi sourises,
You can use the next function. Place it in a general module.
Function Sec_to_str(seconds)
Dim uur As Integer
Dim min As Integer
Dim sec As Integer
Dim cur_sec As Variant
cur_sec = seconds
If (IsNull(cur_sec)) Then
Sec_to_str = Null
Else
sec = cur_sec Mod 60
cur_sec = cur_sec \ 60
min = cur_sec Mod 60
cur_sec = cur_sec \ 60
uur = cur_sec
If (uur = 0) Then
Sec_to_str = Format(min, "#0") & ":" & Format(sec, "00")
Else
Sec_to_str = Format(uur, "#0") & ":" & Format(min, "00") & ":" & Format(sec, "00")
End If
End If
End Function
Imb.

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
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End IF
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Minutes =floor( Seconds / 60)
IF Minutes<10
   Minute="0" & Minutes.ToString
Else
   Minute=Minutes.ToString
End IF
Seconds = Seconds Mod 60
IF Seconds<10
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Else
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End IF
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End Function
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=Code.Calculate(Fields!Column.Value)
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Converting seconds to hh:mm:ss format?

Hi, can anyone help me with a formula in Webi XIR2 to convert seconds to hh:mm:ss in the result cell on the report level? Now we have results in the cells in seconds and should have this format: 00:04:12 for 0h 4min et 12 s.
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Laurent Peter

Hi,
If you want to do this at the report level then try the following.
Create a new Variable and define it as:
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In the above formula Column_Name is the attribute that displays the seconds.
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Regarding function module to convert hours to minutes and seconds to minute

hi all,
is there any function module to convert hours to minutes and seconds to minutes....if so please guided me....i hav req like this...want to convert all those to minutes[seconds and hours]....

Hi,
Use FM
SD_CALC_DURATION_FROM_DATETIME
Pass paramters like
I_DATE1 16.09.2008
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I_DATE2 16.09.2008
I_TIME2 19:00:00
and you will get the result as below..
E_TDIFF 8:27
8 hours and 27 minutes...
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Converting seconds to hours + minutes + seconds

hey all,
was just looking for the quickest way to convert seconds to hours + minutes + seconds
eg, 18084 s is 5h, 1m, 24s.

You can use the Apache Commons Lang DurationFormatUtils class
import org.apache.commons.lang.time.*;
public class SecondsConversion {
     public static void main(String[] args) {
          try {
               int seconds = 18084;
               int milliseconds = seconds * 1000;
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Converting seconds to HH:MM:SS

Apologies if this has been answered already, but I'm simply trying to convert seconds to HH:MM:SS. If someone could point me to how Numbers can best handle that I'd appreciate it.
Here's an example: The CSV I receive has a duration column that has the number 3718 in it, representing the total number of seconds. What I wish to see is it broken out to read 01:01:58.
Thanks in advance.

Hello
I'm not sure that I understand well your question.
Numbers is right: B2:B4 is not a number, it's a range of cells.
Your formula is trying to use this range of cells as a number representing the minutes: it's meaningless. The number of minutes may be given two ways
B2B3B4
This way the formula would be =TIME(0,B2B3B4,0)
an alternate way (more efficient) is
SUM(B2:B4) (which means sum of the contents of every cell from B2 thru B4
This way the formula would be =TIME(0,SUM(B2:B4),0)
If you looked at the Help you would have read:
TIME
The TIME function converts hours, minutes, and seconds into a time format.
TIME(hours, minutes, seconds)
hours: The number of hours (using a 24-hour clock).
minutes: The number of minutes.
seconds: The number of seconds.
Notes
You can specify hour, minute, and second values greater than 23, 59, and 59, respectively. If the hours, minutes, and seconds add up to more than 24 hours, Numbers subtracts 24 hours repeatedly until the sum is less than 24 hours.
If you don't wish to see the seconds appearing in the cell, apply the format Time > hh:mm
I agree with most users about the need for enhancements about the time treatment, mainly the addition of a "Duration" format not limited to the range 0 thru 23:59:59.
BUT for the questions asked in this thread no enhancements are required.
The available tolls fit perfectly the needs … but of course, users must read the given explanations
I'm always surprised to see guys paying to learn to use a bicycle and many other tools but reluctant to learn how to use softwares they are employing daily.
I never accepted the well known acronym: RTFM (Read The Fu…g Manual).
In fact I never read a manual, but I consult them when I need an info.
I always thought that forums are here to respond to questions whose responce is not in the manuals (and they are sufficiantly numerous).
Of course, it is often more time consuming to explain this advice than reproducing some lines from the manual but I think that no one may seriously use a tool begging the info for every task.
We are assumed to be thinking beeings. Aren't we ?
Of course the given formulas assumes that the time value is fitting the Numbers's requirements (from 0 thru 23:59:59)
Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE jeudi 3 janvier 2008 13:38:55)

Seconds to minute and seconds conversion

Say I have an int:
int time = 1500
which means that there are 1500 seconds in time and I would like to convert that to the format of
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what I did so far is
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Convert second to hh:mm

PLEASE, IS THERE A EASILY METHOD TO CONVERT
A 5 DIGIT NUMBER IN SECOND TO THE FORMAT
HH:MM (HOUR AND MINUTE)
THANKS

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Carter:
This solution is completely wrong.
For example, if n = 7100, you should get an answer of 1:58 (rounded down to the nearest second). With the above method, you get an answer of 1:97.
Try select floor(n/3600) | |':'| | round (mod (n, 3600) / 60) from dual;<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Carter is right.In my apps,I use that as what Carter say.It works perfectly.
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Convert Seconds to Hours

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