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Hi,

the only way to achieve the result you want is to divide the time in minutes through 60 to get the full hours and then take the rest as minutes.

/Free
   MyHours = %Div(TimD: 60);   //Hours
   MyMinutes = %Rem(TimD: 60);   //Minutes
/End-Free

If you use embedded SQL to calculate time differences, the result for two times will be a 6 digit numeric value. The first 2 digits are representing the hours, the next two digits are representing the minutes and the last two digits are the seconds.

C/Exec SQL   Set :MyTimeNum = :TimeO - :TimeL
C/End-Exec

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Birgitta Hauser

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----- Original Message ----- From: "Willie J. Moore" <WMoore@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 17:10
Subject: Time different in HRS: MINS


I have calculated the differents between two times and put it out as minutes. If the 'timed' field is over 60 minutes, I want it to display the hrs:mins. If it is 59 mins or less, it can display as ' :59'.
I am using the following code:
TimeO         subdur    TimeI         timed:*mn         5 0

I would appreciate any help or suggestions.
Thanks,
William Moore


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