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Converting Decimal Hours to Time Format
In your scenario, you can take the integer part for Hours and use decimal part to calculate the Minutes. Populate both fields into TIME() function and format them into a time. Please refer to formula below:
Column = FORMAT(TIME(TRUNC(Table1[Column2],0),(Table1[Column2]-TRUNC(Table1[Column2],0))*60,0),"long time")
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- sgross9 years agoHelper I
Hello v-sihou-msft, thanks for your help. I'm completely new to this, so I could use a little more direction. Are you entering those functions using R Script?
Is there any way to achieve the same effect in the Query Editor? Creating a seperate column with the converted values? - jbolivar8 years agoFrequent Visitor
Hi
I have this case but in reverse. I need to convert a Time value to a Decimal value. In Excel I did not have any problems doing it because I took the "Tiempo Transcurrido (Time Lapsed)" field and multiplied it by 24.
I tried some functions (Time, Value) but I can not find the result. I have tried how to extract each of these values and then convert them into a number but I can not find a function that does it.
If I try to convert that column to Time format, it gives me an error
For me this value of Hour in decimal is very important for the calculations that I need to do.
I would greatly appreciate your help
Thank you
- jbolivar8 years agoFrequent Visitor
jbolivar wrote:Hi
I have this case but in reverse. I need to convert a Time value to a Decimal value. In Excel I did not have any problems doing it because I took the "Tiempo Transcurrido (Time Lapsed)" field and multiplied it by 24.
I tried some functions (Time, Value) but I can not find the result. I have tried how to extract each of these values and then convert them into a number but I can not find a function that does it.
If I try to convert that column to Time format, it gives me an error
For me this value of Hour in decimal is very important for the calculations that I need to do.
I would greatly appreciate your help
Thank you
Friends,
I have solved this case using Power Query M function
=Number.FromText(Text.BeforeDelimiter([Tiempo transcurrido],":",0)) + (Number.FromText(Text.BetweenDelimiters([Tiempo transcurrido],":",":")))/60 + (Number.FromText(Text.AfterDelimiter([Tiempo transcurrido],":",1)))/3600.
Thank you
- MarcelBeug8 years agoCommunity Champion
An alternative would be:
= List.Sum( List.Transform( List.Zip({ Text.Split( [Tiempo transcurrido], ":"), {1,60,3600}}), each Number.From(_{0})/_{1}) )
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Thank you for this, this worked really well.
Is there a way to stop it being a "text" format though as i would like to SUM the output of this.- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
You can also do this in the Query editor:
= Time.Hour([Time])+(Time.Minute([Time)/60)+(Time.Minute([Time])/3600)
No problems with text format.