how to obtain the 10% (for example) of an hour with vb.net
I would like to know how to obtain the 10% of an hour by code in visual basic.net
In excel I can do the following:
f10: 8:00:00
f11: 0.10
f12: = f10*f11 (this formula give me 00:48:00)
I would like to do the same but in visual basic
In excel I can do the following:
f10: 8:00:00
f11: 0.10
f12: = f10*f11 (this formula give me 00:48:00)
I would like to do the same but in visual basic
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You might want to make "totalSeconds" a Double rather than a Single if you expect to work with large values.
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