I IanT Registered User. Local time Today, 15:08 Joined Nov 30, 2001 Messages 191 Feb 3, 2004 #1 Hi Is it possible to convert 2220 to time ie 37:00:00! The code below converts upto 24:00 but after this it shows a date! =TimeSerial(Int([MyTime]/60), [MyTime] Mod 60, 0) Thanks in advance..............
Hi Is it possible to convert 2220 to time ie 37:00:00! The code below converts upto 24:00 but after this it shows a date! =TimeSerial(Int([MyTime]/60), [MyTime] Mod 60, 0) Thanks in advance..............
Mile-O Back once again... Local time Today, 15:08 Joined Dec 10, 2002 Messages 11,305 Feb 3, 2004 #2 This gets asked on an almost weekly basis now - do a search as it's been answered on a weekly basis too. Also, was there something wrong with this (re: the conversion)? Previous Question
This gets asked on an almost weekly basis now - do a search as it's been answered on a weekly basis too. Also, was there something wrong with this (re: the conversion)? Previous Question
I IanT Registered User. Local time Today, 15:08 Joined Nov 30, 2001 Messages 191 Feb 3, 2004 #3 Hi The string works ok when the value is =<1440, above this the value returned is ie 31/12/1899 04:00:00.
Hi The string works ok when the value is =<1440, above this the value returned is ie 31/12/1899 04:00:00.
Mile-O Back once again... Local time Today, 15:08 Joined Dec 10, 2002 Messages 11,305 Feb 3, 2004 #4 You won't be able to return a value over 23:59:59 in a date/time field. You can use a function to convert to a number of hours that is 24 or greater as this is usually just for display purposes. Here's one of the better threads on the subject.
You won't be able to return a value over 23:59:59 in a date/time field. You can use a function to convert to a number of hours that is 24 or greater as this is usually just for display purposes. Here's one of the better threads on the subject.