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Anonymous
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Minute Decimal number to HH:MM:SS

Hi!

 

I've got a measure containing the following formula 

TRUCK_TVT_95PERCENTILE = CALCULATE(PERCENTILE.EXC(Truck_Visits[TVTinMinutes];0,95))
 
I want to format this number into HH:mm:ss. 
 
How do I do this?
 
See attached printscreen for sample data.Annotation 2019-09-18 145920.png
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v-shex-msft
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Community Support

Hi @Anonymous ,

You can try to use following calculated column if it is suitable for your requirement:

Decimal to HMS =
VAR _original = Table[Value] / 0.95
VAR _second =
    INT ( MOD ( _original, 1 ) * 60 )
VAR _minute =
    MOD ( ROUND ( _original, 0 ), 60 )
VAR _hour =
    INT ( _original / 60 )
RETURN
    _hour & ":"
        & IF ( _minute < 10, "0" & _minute, _minute ) & ":"
        & IF ( _second < 10, "0" & _second, _second )

Notice: if you do not need to calculate on original result, you can remove first variable and directly use your column in expression.

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

Community Support Team _ Xiaoxin
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jthomson
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Knowing if that's 42.88 hours or 42.88 minutes would be a start

Anonymous
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It's 42.88 minutes.

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