Converting Integer to time.

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I have value 1013 in integer format.
I want to show output as 16:53 as HH:mm.
How to show. Pls help me.
Thanks in advance.

Posted 28-Sep-12 0:11am

SamWakchaure

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Solution 2

hii,
try
this
1)

C#

int number = 1013;
DateTime baseDate = new DateTime(1900, 1, 1);
string time = (baseDate.AddMinutes(number)).ToString("HH:mm");

2)

C#

int number = 1013;

string time= (number / 60).ToString("00")+":"+(number%60).ToString("00");

Posted 28-Sep-12 0:24am

Ganesh Nikam

Updated 28-Sep-12 0:46am

v3

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SamWakchaure 28-Sep-12 6:59am

thanks it works..

Ganesh Nikam 28-Sep-12 7:10am

if it will help you mark it as accepted thank you

Solution 3

Do you mean this?

C#

TimeSpan ts = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1013);
MessageBox.Show(ts.ToString(@"hh\:mm"));

Posted 28-Sep-12 0:59am

CPallini

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Stephen Hewison · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-28T00:14:00

Solution 1

That's an easy one:

Try this:

C#

int minutes = 1013;
DateTime dMinutes = DateTime.MinValue.AddMinutes(seconds);
string sMinutes = dSeconds.ToString("HH:mm");

Posted 28-Sep-12 0:14am

Stephen Hewison

Updated 28-Sep-12 1:04am

v3

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Herman<T>.Instance 28-Sep-12 6:19am

good one!

CPallini 28-Sep-12 6:22am

It is an easy one, but neverthless, wrong... :-D
You should use minutes instead of seconds.
My 5, anyway.

SamWakchaure 28-Sep-12 6:25am

It's not working..
Giving error as Min.

Ganesh Nikam 28-Sep-12 6:36am

have you tested this code? it gives error.

Stephen Hewison 28-Sep-12 7:04am

Sorry, instead of Min it should of been MinValue. With Intellisence in VS I'd thought someone could of worked that out. And yes, it's minutes not seconds. I've updated the solution.