Converting time

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Could anyone show me a formula that converts hours and minutes into a numeric
value? Example: 7:15 (hh:ss) 7 hours 15 minutes. I want to convert this to
7.25 hours. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Paul
 
Mybe there is a better way, but you can try

(hour([TimeField])*60+Minute([TimeField]))/60


Also, to get just two digits after the dot you can try

Round((hour([TimeField])*60+Minute([TimeField]))/60,2)
 
How about just
Hour([TimeField]) + (Minute([TimeField])/60

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John Spencer
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Center for Health Program Development and Management
University of Maryland Baltimore County
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First off, John, you omitted a parenthesis, or added one too many, depending
on how you look at it! Which I have to say is most unusal for you! Should be
either

Hour([TimeField]) + (Minute([TimeField])/60)

or

Hour([TimeField]) + Minute([TimeField])/60

but more importanly, entering, say 7:11 and using your formula will yield

7.18333333333333

which probably isn't exactly what the the OP wants! Of course I could be
wrong! As I tell my fourth wife "I was wrong three times before, maybe four!"
So maybe a combination of your code and Ofer's:

Round(Hour([OriginalTime]) + Minute([OriginalTime]) / 60, 2)

BTW, what are you people up in Balmer doing for crabs, now that Bohagers has
closed down?

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