I want to know how to sum time like
Case 1
If I have MaskedTextBox included 11:00 am and I have onther MaskedTextBox included 1:30 pm. How I get result be 2:30 hours ????
Case 2
If I have ListBox Included 5:01 , 4:30 , 6:10 , 3:20
5:01
4:30
6:10
3:20
Sum Result
H 18: M 61
Convert To Hours
H 19 : M 01
I am trying to create what I am sure is a simple program to add hours to convert UTC time. I want to type in a UTC time and have it convert for every state in Australia. [Code] Now that works fine however when the conversion goes past "midnight" it then shows the date and time. I have tried about 50 different things but cannot get it to remove the date when the converted time passes midnight. [Code] The string was not recognized as a valid DateTime. There is an unknown word starting at index 18.
I have a program that reads a file with Pacific Daylight Time, I want users to see the time and date in their local environment.
At present I have in Australia a time difference of 18 hours, so I have a list box with -24 to +24 and currently set at 18, my code is elementary as long as I have moved past day one of the month it suits me personally, but I want to distribute my app, so I need something better.
I am working on a timekeeping application in VB 2008 and need to show elapsed time in hours and minutes. I have no problem eliminating seconds but if the hours exceed 24 the time is displayed as days.hours:minutes and what I need is to show (for instance) 30 hours and 15 minutes as 30:15 not 1.6:15
Is there a better way then using code like: strHours = (TimeSpan.Days * 24) + TimeSpan.Hours strMinutes = TimeSpan.Minutes strTotalTime = strHours & ":" & strMinutes
im using ms visual studio 2005- vb.net (im a new beginner too)how can i convert decimal result into hour,minutes,seconds? i have degrees result --> i already convert to decimal --> now i need to convert the decimal into hours.i use this formula-degree into decimal (just a notes-im try use calculator)[code]
In Microsoft Access I use: Hours(time) minute(time) function to get current time hour and minute. I then use loop to add to the minutes until it ends in a 5 or 0 to round it up to the next 5 minutes. e.g. 13:43 rounded up to 13:45 I use IF statement to make sure the minute does not exceed 60 to start the hour. I want to use that time to add hours or minutes to easier e.g. add 15minutes, add 1 hour ect.
In some text boxes I enter times like "08:00 16:00" then another textbox next to it will display 8 hours then a label at the bottom calculates the total overall hours. There are a total of 7 textboxes for times entered and like the example above and another 7 for the calculation of that days hours worked. My problem is when I enter "08:00 16:30" the total hours in that text box would be displayed "8.5 hours". I need to tweak this so it is displayed 8 1/2 hours. My second issue is that the label that displays the overall hours only calculates if I enter times like "08:00 16:00" if i entered "08:00 16:30" it would not calculate
Here is my code: vb Private Sub txtMondatTimeKeeping_TextChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles txtMondayTimeKeeping.TextChanged, _ txtTuesdaysTimeKeeping.TextChanged, txtWednesdaysTimeKeeping.TextChanged, txtThursdaysTimeKeeping.TextChanged, txtFridayTimeKeeping.TextChanged, _ txtSaturdaysTimeKeeping.TextChanged, txtSundaysTimeKeeping.TextChanged CalculateHours() [Code] .....
Searching about kernel32.dll and battery functions in it, I came across some interesting Public BatteryLifeTime As System.UInt32 The full declaration is: Private Declare Auto Function GetSystemPowerStatus Lib "kernel32.dll" ( _ ByRef lpSystemPowerStatus As SYSTEM_POWER_STATUS) _ As Integer Private Structure SYSTEM_POWER_STATUS Public BatteryLifeTime As System.UInt32 What I don't understand is, what measurement do the "BatteryLifeTime As System.UInt32" is in? I mean, is the Battery life Time in seconds or hours.. Or something else, so how can I convert it to something I can use..
If i have textbox1 which display server date as 27-Nov-2010 Textbox2 will display time as 08:00:00 AM..i want if the departure of the plane is Date 27-Nov-2010 and Time 08:00:00 AM then if he/she wants to cancel ticket then it can cancel their ticket till Date 27-Nov-2010 and Time 04:00:00 AM.. Any Body can cancel their ticket before 4 hour of departure date/time..I want cancel plane ticket before 4 hours of departure time if dep time is 08:00:00 AM then Passengers can cancel ticket till 04:00:00 AM ??
I am writing a program and have run into an issue. The program requires a conversion of time (e.g. hours,minutes,seconds) to a hexadecimal value of no more than 4 bytes (e.g. FFFF). I have no idea how this is done. Can anyone point me to a tutorial or give a quick explanation. Sample code would be great as well.
I wish to display a greeting to the user when they start an application. It's very simple "Good Morning John" or "Good Afternoon John" or "Good Evening John" depending on the time of day. How do create a time variable where it's based on 24 and not 12?
So i know this is more Math related but it would make life so much easier. What i want to do is enter 2 times into 2 text boxes and then subtract them from eachother to find out the hours inbetween as a decimal.
I have got the following code for if in textbox1 the would be appear as 10:10:00 AM and in textbox2 the time will appear as in 4 hours time slots automatically as 06:10:01 AM ..if the textbox2 time will be 06:10:01 AM then MSg box will appear that "You can not registered to this site because the 4 hours time slot will be over " [code]Remember in textbox1 the time would be any .....and textbox2 will auto generate time according to textbox1 to maintain 4 hours time slots between textbox1 and textbox2
I have an ASP.NET application with a SQL Server back end. I am storing all my dates in UTC format and doing the appropriate conversions to the local time zone of the browser viewing it. One of the pages asks for a start date and end date (no times).
I am taking the start date and setting the time to 00:00:00 hours (midnight) and I'm taking the End time and adding a time of 23:59:59, so that the date range covers the whole day. Now what I'm trying to do is do a SQL query to do a search for records in this date range. The problem is, the data in SQL is in UTC time and the user is typing their dates and times in their local date and times. My quickest solution was to convert the date and time to UTC, then search the records. However, by doing this, I am to believe ASP.NET converts the given time and date to UTC based on the server time zone. How can I convert a date and time to UTC time based on the time zone of the user?
how I can convert date time from dd/mm/yyyy HH:MM:SS to this format 19900101000000.000000+**** as used by WMI? I'm trying to set a schedule for an advertisement in ConfigMgr 2007 using vb.net.
Very simple, I click a button and it shows the answer in the label. The answer to this is: 00:02:38 (according to excel)
But I want my Vb.net to change the decimals into the time as excel would do so. The answer vb gives me is: 0.001833786. So how can I change a decimal into a time?
I have following function to get utc time. dtuniversal I pass to stroed proc of sql server data type time. it works fine upto values 6 PM eastern ( which is 23 utc) it fails on 7 PM eastern ( which is 24 utc) I get error "Invalid value for this metadata".
Private Function GetUTCTime(ByVal time As TimeSpan) As TimeSpan Dim dt As New DateTime(time.Ticks) dt = dt.ToUniversalTime()
I have to take a number value being entered into a text box and convert this to minutes and seconds and display the result in a label as xx min, yy sec. I know I need to use Mod in the process.
tried every thing i could think of with no luck so far, i know its got to be some thing in the logic of the conversion but i just cant see it.every thing works except this.[code...]
In my vb.net code is there a way to convert it from hh:mm:ss to days format. Like if input is "05:06:07" then output should be "0.212581018518519". Basically it converts the total seconds to days.
if .net provides me with a build-in method to achieve the same.