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sec_to_time in qlikview how to ?

I'm looking for a way to convert second to time fomat in qlikview similar to sql sec_to_time function

For example.

sec_to_time(264)  =>  00:04:24

How can I convert 264 seconds in qlikview to show result as 00:04:24

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interval(interval#(YourSecondsFieldName, 'ss.fff'), 'hh:mm:ss.fff')

If you want to round the milliseconds then... interval(interval#(YourSecondsFieldName, 'ss.fff'), 'hh:mm:ss')

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Try this expression...

interval(interval#(YourSecondsFieldName, 'ss'), 'hh:mm:ss')

This should work if your seconds field is simply the number of seconds...i.e. 264, 300 etc.

Hope that helps

Clever_Anjos
Employee
Employee

interval(264/86400), where 264 is your expression and 86400 is fixed (24 * 60 * 60) seconds a day

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this one is almost working ... but for some second that is a real number

264.11111111111111111111 ...    for example it gave me - null

but if

264.00 this works fine. how can I correct this ?

Thank you

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this one is almost working ... but for some second that is a real number

264.11111111111111111111 ...    for example it gave me - null

but if

264.00 this works fine. how can I correct this ?

Thank you @Christian Ventriglia

phaneendra_kunc
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

i tried "=interval(264.11111111111111111111/86400)" and i got "0:04:24 AM"

what version of QV are you using? mine is 11 SR2

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interval(interval#(YourSecondsFieldName, 'ss.fff'), 'hh:mm:ss.fff')

If you want to round the milliseconds then... interval(interval#(YourSecondsFieldName, 'ss.fff'), 'hh:mm:ss')

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yes !! thank you it works now  -)

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Please mark correct and helpful answers so others are able to find solutions to problems.

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@Christian Ventriglia

where exactly can I mark as correct ? I am kinda new , and I couldn't find any link or button to the "correct" answer.

Thanks