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Hello Experts,<br />
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I have a time field, set to Date/Time with input mask 00:00;0;_<br />
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The field accepts values like 8:48, 10:45 and 16:11 and I'm wondering if i can convert these do decimal using a SQL Query? <br />
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for example, if i were using vb to convert i would use the folwing logic:<br />
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hr = anything before the colon<br />
min = anything after the ccolon<br />
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result = hr + (min / 60)<br />
'<br />
so 8:48 = 8.8<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;10:45 = 10.75<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;16:11 = 16.18333<br />
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Is this possible in SQL Query?<br />
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Thank you.
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Hello Experts,

I have a time field, set to Date/Time with input mask 00:00;0;_

The field accepts values like 8:48, 10:45 and 16:11 and I'm wondering if i can convert these do decimal using a SQL Query? 

for example, if i were using vb to convert i would use the folwing logic:

hr = anything before the colon
min = anything after the ccolon

result = hr + (min / 60)
'
so 8:48 = 8.8
   10:45 = 10.75
   16:11 = 16.18333

Is this possible in SQL Query?

Thank you.

SQL Conversion Time to Decimal

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