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Stored procedures
The InHours property is used to convert a Duration variable to hours. You can:
  • Find out the number of hours corresponding to a duration.
  • Modify the number of hours corresponding to a duration.
Example
StartDate is DateTime
EndDate is DateTime
MyDuration is Duration
 
StartDate = "200812251535"
EndDate = "200812271812"
MyDuration = EndDate - StartDate
Trace(MyDuration.InDays)   // 2.109027777778
Trace(MyDuration.InHours)  // 50.61666666667
Trace(MyDuration.InMinutes) // 3037
MyDuration is Duration
MyDuration.InDays = 1.5
Trace(MyDuration.InHours)  // 36
Trace(MyDuration.InMinutes) // 2160
Syntax

Finding out the number of hours corresponding to a Duration variable Hide the details

<Result> = <Duration used>.InHours
<Result>: Real
Number of hours corresponding to the specified duration.
<Duration used>: Duration
Name of the Duration variable to be used.

Modifying the number of hours corresponding to a Duration variable Hide the details

<Duration used>.InHours = <New duration>
<Duration used>: Duration
Name of the Duration variable to be used.
<New duration>: Real
Number of hours corresponding to the specified duration.
Related Examples:
Calculations on durations Unit examples (WINDEV): Calculations on durations
[ + ] Calculations on dates and times with the WLanguage functions:
- Calculate the duration between two moments (dates and times)
- Calculate a sum of durations
- Calculate an average of durations
See also
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  • Version 14
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