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Hi everyone!
I'm looking for a way to convert whole number to time format like this:
900→9:00
0→0:00
Solved! Go to Solution.
If you want to use Power Query, you will do this.
Time.From(
Text.From(
Number.IntegerDivide([Column1],100)
)
& ":" &
Text.End(
Text.From([Column1]),
2)
)
It will be converted to a legitimate time of 9am assuming that 900 is the integer in Column1
The following in DAX will work on a calculated column.
Column =
TIME( ROUND(
[Column1] / 100,
0
), VALUE(
RIGHT(
FORMAT(
[Column1],
"#"
),
2
)
), 0 )
None of these solutions assume that the last two digits are always 00. So 945 would be converted to 9:45 both times.
DAX is for Analysis. Power Query is for Data Modeling
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If you want to use Power Query, you will do this.
Time.From(
Text.From(
Number.IntegerDivide([Column1],100)
)
& ":" &
Text.End(
Text.From([Column1]),
2)
)
It will be converted to a legitimate time of 9am assuming that 900 is the integer in Column1
The following in DAX will work on a calculated column.
Column =
TIME( ROUND(
[Column1] / 100,
0
), VALUE(
RIGHT(
FORMAT(
[Column1],
"#"
),
2
)
), 0 )
None of these solutions assume that the last two digits are always 00. So 945 would be converted to 9:45 both times.
DAX is for Analysis. Power Query is for Data Modeling
Proud to be a Super User!
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