I have made a new form on vb 2010. I need a small box which updates itself automatically to show the amount of years,months,days,hours,minutes and seconds from the 25/6/09. How would i do this in visual basic 2010?
Here's the CanTest = CanTest OrElse (DateTime.Now.Subtract(LastTest).Hours >= 1) If CanTest Then
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However, when I change it to 65 minutes instead of 1 hour, it acts up. The time until next question starts going up instead of down... The only thing I changed is 1 hour to 65 minutes:
CanTest = CanTest OrElse (DateTime.Now.Subtract(LastTest).Minutes >= 65) If CanTest Then If InputBox(Question(Cur), "Question #" & cur.ToString("###,##0")) = Answer(Cur) Then
I would like to calculate the difference between hours and minutes from one textbox and the hours and minutes from textbox two. What would be the best way to do this? I think DateTime would be the object to use, but wondered if anyone has any examples or better ways?
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
Is there a way to tab between the hours and minutes values when the format is set to time in the DateTime Picker? The default action is move to the next control. I have the ShowUpDown set to true. Do I have to set up separate controls, one for the hours and one for the minutes to get this functionality?
I am adding the timespan and displaying it in a text box...the value can be more than 24 hrs that is the reason i m using the following code..[code]Now i want to add the value of wtothrs0.Text and wtothrs1.Text....but in the form of "hrs:min".
Ok so I want my program to keep sending a messagebox pop up at a speed that the user can pick for as long as they choose such as."How many hours" 5."How many minutes" 10..Then that will countdown every minute.[code]
I am building a very basic calculator which adds and subtracts various numbers from various text boxes when I click on the 'button'. This works fine with:
etc but when it comes to adding or subtracting time I get completely lost.Say I want to add 50 minutes in one text box to 12 minutes in another to display 1:02 in a third text box by clicking the same 'button'I am using Visual Basic (in visual studio 2005) to program a Windows Mobile Classic 6 PDA?
I have a date value (e.g. 2011-04-11 07:45:00.000) which I am pulling from my database (via Entity Framework). I need to pull out only the hour from the original date value (e.g. 07:45:00), get the current time, and then subtract the current time from the database time value. In pseudo-code, I'm looking to do something like this:
Dim my_date as DateTime = from_db ' This is the value pulled from the database.Dim this_date as DateTime = Date.Now ' This is pulled via a VB.NET function.Dim my_hour = my_date_but_only_hours ' Somehow, I need to strip the date off the my_date Dim this_hour = this_date_but_only_hours ' Same as line above.Dim hour_difference = my_hour - this_hour Response.Write("There are " & hour_difference & " hours left before the time runs out.")
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.
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]
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 want to display the duration only Hour, Minutes, and Second in data Gridview by Subtract TimeCheckOut from TimeCheckIn in ASP.NET using LINQ to SQL Here is code behind:
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In Line 3 in function, Dim dif as TimeSpan = DateTime.Now.Subtract(Duration) which give only the duration of Hour, Minute, and Second from TimeCheckIn until DateTime.Now. However, I want to have the duration from TimeCheckIn until TimeCheckOut only in Hour, Minute, and Second.
I know that the FieldDisplayDuration function is totally wrong logic, but I just want you to get my point only, and also it could be the code sample for those who want to calculate the duration of the employee from the hire date. Finally, Let's get back to TimeSpan by Subtract TimeCheckOut from TimeCheckIn in gridview problem, How can I do that?
I have three sets of labels, lbl_seconds, lbl_minutes and lbl_hours. These labels have the default value of 00:00 and I want the timer to change that for each label. I have googled this but I cannot seem to find any good info on it. Do I need three separate timers? I have also noticed that the timers have their own tick event handler. I guess it's in this that I need to change the value of the label. But I cannot figure out how to do just that.
I have 4 textboxes Hours, Minutes,Seconds,Milliseconds. When textboxes values are set the count down begins. So far everything works except the milliseconds
Timer1.Tick Timer1.interval = 100 Private Sub Timer1_Tick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Timer1.Tick Dim Vals3(3)
I use a masked textbox, and I would control the input, the problem is, I use 1 textbox and the control should on the first 2 digits with a maximum of 24 and the last 2 digits with a maximum of 60. Is there a possibility to program this?
I have an I/O device with 8 channels. I want to create a timer control for each channel with combo boxes for days, hours, minutes and radiobuttons for AM or PM. This is a crude (and not working) example of what I need:[code]
how to get the time using VB.Net.It has some useful information in addition to the time such as Latitude and Longitude and on what date Daylight Saving starts as in "Spring forward, fall back".This is different for different countries.
I'd like to get the clock running on my program which is the clock from the computer and displays it into the label text of my window form. I'm using VB 2008 Express edition and I only get the current value of the time at the moment the application starts but not running as a clock.Is there anyway to do this? I used the line 'Me.Label3.Text = TimeOfDay'.
I want to convert seconds such as 254565443 seconds to hours, minutes, and seconds and thought if I could remove the decimal and the numbers behind it and not change the number in front of the decimal then it would work.
what i want to do is add the minutes to hours, so if Hours =2, and minutes = 120 I want to say hours = hours+2, not so simple as it seems or am i missing something?
