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BTW, what is the datatype of {pkdaily;1.dtcalls}?
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BTW, what is the datatype of {pkdaily;1.dtcalls}?

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Looks good.<br />
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mlmcc
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Hi, I have a field in second, and I need to convert it to hours:min. Here is what I want to do:<br />
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shared Numbervar hrs = int({pkdaily;1.dtdur} / 3600)<br />
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shared Numbervar min = int({pkdaily;1.dtdur} / 60) - (hrs*60))<br />
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if min = 60 then<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; min = 0<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; hrs = hrs + 1<br />
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return totext({pkdaily;1.dtcalls}<wbr />,0) + &quot;&nbsp;(&quot; + totext(hrs) + &quot;:&quot; + totext(min) + &quot;)&quot;<br />
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How do I make the formula work in Crystal?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Terry<br />
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Hi, I have a field in second, and I need to convert it to hours:min. Here is what I want to do:

shared Numbervar hrs = int({pkdaily;1.dtdur} / 3600)

shared Numbervar min = int({pkdaily;1.dtdur} / 60) - (hrs*60))

if min = 60 then
    min = 0
    hrs = hrs + 1

return totext({pkdaily;1.dtcalls},0) + " (" + totext(hrs) + ":" + totext(min) + ")"

How do I make the formula work in Crystal?

Thanks,
Terry



Help with simple crystal formula. Seconds to hours:min

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