Convert Number To Time in SharePoint Calculated Field

Convert Numbers to Time in SharePoint Calculated Column

In this post, we will explain How to convert Number to time in SharePoint Calculated Field

Convert Number To Time in SharePoint Calculated Field

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Convert Number to Duration SharePoint Calculated Field


I have a SharePoint list, one of its columns is a number column that holds a duration value with minutes.

Convert minutes To Time in SharePoint Calculated Field

I would like to display the number of minutes as a Time Format (hh:mm) in the SharePoint Calculated field as shown below:

Convert Number to Duration SharePoint Calculated Field

Convert Number To Time in SharePoint Calculated Field

in this section, we’ll show how to display a decimal as a time in SharePoint calculated column by doing the below steps:

  1. Create a SharePoint List.
  2. Add a new number column for the minute’s value.
  3. Create a calculated field to convert the minute’s value to time format (hh:mm).

Create a new SharePoint List

Steps

  • Open SharePoint site.
  • Click on the setting gear icon, click on “Add a new App”.
Add an app in SharePoint
  • Create a custom list.
Convert Number To Time in SharePoint Calculated Field

Create a Number Column in SharePoint List

In the newly created SharePoint List, we’ll create a new column for “Minutes” with Number datatype by doing the following:

Steps

  • Open List Settings.
List Settings
  • Scroll down to columns, click on add a new column.
  • The field data type must be a Number.
  • The number of decimal places should be 0.
Show Minutes as a time format in SharePoint

Create a Time Column in SharePoint List

Create a Time Format SharePoint Calculated Field Formula
  • Set the data type returned from this formula to Number with 0 number of decimal places.
Time Format SharePoint Calculated Field setting
  • Save the formula.

Convert Minutes to Time Format in SharePoint Calculated Column

  • Add or edit a new item in your list.
  • The newly calculated field should calculate the time as an hour and minutes based on the assigned number in the minute’s column.
Convert Minutes to Time in SharePoint Calculated Column

Also, you can use any online converter tool to make sure that the calculation has been done successfully.

Test Number to time in SharePoint

Time Format In SharePoint Calculated Field

In this section, we’ll explain in details the formula used to Convert Number To Time in SharePoint Calculated Field.

Hour Calculation

we have calculated the hours by dividing the number of minutes by 60 (Minutes / 60) then we used INT function to round down the result to the nearest integer.

Minute Calculation

we have also calculated the Minutes by getting the fraction result of (Minutes / 60) then multiply this fraction to 60.

Note: Use ROUND(number,num_digits) function to round a specific number to a specified number of digits, when the number of digits is equal to zero so it round to the nearest integer as I did in my formula.


Conclusion

In conclusion, we have learned How to Convert Number To Time in SharePoint Calculated Field, also we have explored the use of

  • INT function in the SharePoint calculated field.
  • ROUND function in the SharePoint calculated field.

Download

You can download the list template with the time formula from GitHub at Convert Minutes to Time format in SharePoint Calculated Field, also Please, don’t forget to Follow Me to get the latest updates.

Applies To
  • SharePoint Online.
  • SharePoint 2019.
  • SharePoint 2016.
  • SharePoint 2013.
  • SharePoint 2010.
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8 thoughts on “Convert Number To Time in SharePoint Calculated Field”

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    1. same here, my initial Sharepoint duration data was “Seconds”, I changed “Minutes” to “Seconds” in the code, and it worked, the Duration column now shows mm:ss (example: 81 seconds now show as “01:21”), but I’d also like to show hh:mm:ss and I don’t know how to add the hour piece. Thanks

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