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datetime := datetime + 1/(24*20);
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sorry<br />
<br />
datetime := datetime + 1/(24*12); 
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another method, better readable<br />
<br />
const<br />
&nbsp; MinutesPerDay = 1440;<br />
<br />
DateTime := DateTime + 1/(MinutesPerDay*5);<br />
<br />
meikl ;-)
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another method, better readable

const
  MinutesPerDay = 1440;

DateTime := DateTime + 1/(MinutesPerDay*5);

meikl ;-)

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kretzschmar, your answers don't give me the right value<br />
<br />
It's ok Jacco<br />
<br />
Thank you Jacco and kretzschmar for your quick answers
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kretzschmar, your answers don't give me the right value

It's ok Jacco

Thank you Jacco and kretzschmar for your quick answers

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as you mean,<br />
(of course my first comment was wrong (typo))<br />
<br />
meikl ;-)
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as you mean,
(of course my first comment was wrong (typo))

meikl ;-)

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Simple question:<br />
<br />
how can I add 5 minutes to a TdateTime variable<br />
and same question for a timestamp variable<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Simple question:

how can I add 5 minutes to a TdateTime variable
and same question for a timestamp variable

Thanks

Add 5 minutes

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