Formatting time, (not that easy)

Hi there VB Geniuses,

I have a problem here which has been bugging me for a while.

I have a list of time here but they are listed in seconds of the day.

1.359375
300.2813
600.2422
901.3594
1200.117
1500.219

They are roughly at every 5mins intervals, how do i convert them into hh:mm:ss ?

I can do it in excel but i am puzzled how to do it in vb :(

I will watch out for my timely answer.

Thanks !!!!

VB Code:

Public Function GetTimeElapsed(ByVal intTimeStamp As Long) As DateTime
 
        If intTimeStamp > 86400 OrElse intTimeStamp < 1 Then
            Return DateTime.Parse("00:00:00")
 
        Else
 
            Dim intSeconds As Int32
            Dim intHH As Int32, intMM As Int32, intSS As Int32
 
 
            intSeconds = Decimal.ToInt32(intTimeStamp)
 
            If intSeconds > 60 Then
                intSS = (intSeconds Mod 60)
                intMM = (intSeconds \ 60)
 
                If intMM > 60 Then
                    intHH = intMM \ 60
                    intMM = intMM Mod 60
 
                End If
 
            End If
 
            Dim dtTime As DateTime
 
            dtTime = DateTime.Parse(intHH.ToString & ":" & intMM & ":" & intSS)
 
            Return dtTime
 
 
        End If
 
 
    End Function

To use it:

MessageBox.Show(GetTimeElapsed(13122.383).ToLongTimeString)

Dear Mr Mendhak,

How did you know that ? All Hail the VB Saint...

The dinosaur is impressed.

I have tried the code, and it seems to work up till it reaches 00:55:00 then it does not work ????

it crashes

An unhandled exception of type 'System.FormatException' occurred in mscorlib.dll

Additional information: String was not recognized as a valid DateTime.

And it highlights


dtTime = DateTime.Parse(intHH.ToString & ":" & intMM & ":" & intSS)

:(

My mistake, try this:

dtTime = DateTime.Parse(intHH.ToString & ":" & intMM.ToString & ":" & intSS.ToString)

I tried with the erroneous code, still works fine. What input did you give?

Hows this, I tried to make the code a bit smaller but I figured it would be enough as it is. :D

VB Code:

Public Function SecondsToDateTime(ByVal seconds As Double) As DateTime
        Return New DateTime(seconds * TimeSpan.TicksPerSecond)
    End Function

:accurate:
:thumb:

Wooh.

We have a new VB Angel. :lol:

Quote:

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Originally posted by mendhak
Wooh.

We have a new VB Angel. :lol:

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:lol:

dont worry your would be a saint.

Amazing, the VB Angels having a cup of tea in VB Heaven, good stuff, i am impressed guys....

I have learnt so much, (from someone who hates programming) and i am even finding it *more enjoyable... ;)

<catches some wild boar for VB Angels....>

I'll settle for VB Demon.