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kschomer

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I am exporting data from a Call Center appl. (CentreVu by Avaya communication. The report I export has time in hours:minutes. I import the data into a number field. However, I cannot convert the number value to hours:minutes and have the hours:minutes MATCH. Any ideas? I have even tried doing my own calculations and converting the format. I must be doing something wrong. ie. the number in the communication software is 2:39 (2hrs.17 minutes). The number imports as 159.44000244. Even if I calculate the number on a calculator 159.44000244 divided by 60 the result IS NOT 2:39 rather 2:66. Has anyone worked with importing time? Please let me know. Thanks, Karen
 
the number in the communication software is 2:39 (2hrs.17 minutes).

I sense a basic dichotomy in this statement. The 2:39 (2 hours and 39 minutes by anybody's determination) looks like it should really be read as 2 and 39 hundreds of an hour, which would then seem to come near the 2 hours and 17 minutes you counterattack with...

I think this may be the root of your problem. Your software is sending time in hundreths of an hour, and you're looking for sixtieths of an hour...



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