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Dim myTime As DateTime = &quot;#00:34:32#&quot;<br />
Dim myAltTime As String = CStr(Math.Round(CInt(myTim<wbr />e.Minute) / 60, 1)) &amp;&nbsp;&quot; hour(s)&quot;)<br />
Response.Write(&quot;myAltTime&quot;<wbr />)<br />
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It should output &quot;0.5 Hour(s)&quot;
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Try this...
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Dim myTime As DateTime = "#00:34:32#"
Dim myAltTime As String = CStr(Math.Round(CInt(myTime.Minute) / 60, 1)) & " hour(s)")
Response.Write("myAltTime")
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It should output "0.5 Hour(s)"

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Hello experts I have a value stored in a database as a string like so: hh:mm:ss &nbsp;for example 00:34:32 which is 34 minutes and 32 seconds. &nbsp;I need to convert this into a hours like so .5 hours. &nbsp;How can I accomplish this? &nbsp;
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Hello experts I have a value stored in a database as a string like so: hh:mm:ss  for example 00:34:32 which is 34 minutes and 32 seconds.  I need to convert this into a hours like so .5 hours.  How can I accomplish this?  

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