"time of use" en format: HH:MM

[chennani]

how to put time of use in format: HH:MM
it usually its an integer in second calculated with “input of time” transformed in hours by division.

[borpin (Brian Orpin)]

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[Robert.Wall]

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[djh (Dave Howorth)]

@chennani

how to put time of use in format: HH:MM
it usually its an integer in second calculated with “input of time” transformed in hours by division.

What language are you trying to do this in? In many languages there is a print (or printf or print… ) statement that will format the number of seconds into an hours:minutes:seconds format and perhaps truncate the seconds.