help with format function??? quick!

[andrew104]

I'm just learning VB.NET, and I'm having some trouble. I have to create a "Time Calculator" in which a number is entered into a text box, and then when you click on a button, it converts that number into the number of minutes and seconds. Say I enter 125, I need the minutes box to show 2, and the seconds box to show 5. I can only get it to show 2.000323 (etc). Is this a format function? Now say I can get the minutes label to only display 2, now how to I get the seconds to display the remaining 5??? Please help asap. Thank you!!!

[Musician]

cint(125/60) will return 2 as an integer can't have decimal places.
125 mod 60 will return 5 as the remainder of the division of 125 by 60

[Dog_Gone]

intMinutes = cint(125/60)
intSeconds = 125 -(60*2)

[Jeremy Martin]

Originally posted by Dog_Gone
intMinutes = cint(125/60)
intSeconds = 125 -(60*2)

actually i think intSeconds should be this: intSeconds = 125 - (60*intMinutes)

Jeremy

[glyptar]

intminutes = cint(125/60)
intseconds = cint(125/60) mod 60