Now plus 10 minutes

[ddrew]

Im sure this fairly simple, but can someone tell me how to calculate the time + 10 minutes

= Time() + 10 minutes

Wrong I know, but thats what Im trying to achive!

 

[Mike375]

See how this goes

Time()+(600/86400)

 

[maxmangion]

Hi,

you can use the DateAdd() function

DateAdd(interval, number, date)

In you case the interval should be "n" for minutes

 

[ddrew]

Thanks Mike, that did it!

 

[namliam]

you can " simply " add with dates...

i.e. Now + #00:10:00#

Now know that a date (like now) is actually a double, where an integer is a day.
Each day consists of 24 hours which each hold 60 minutes.
So...
Now + 10 / 60 / 24 works too....
Or ...
Mike's
Time()+(600/86400)
which is actually Now + ( 60 * 10 ) / 60 secs / 60 mins / 24 hours works too.

I hope you understand now how time "actually" works

Also (offcourse) the dateadd will work as well... but that still hides this " low down and dirty " stuff to you