Time format to the format hhmm

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  I want to configure lightning with the time format 24 hours rather than the AM/PM format, but cannot find it in the options. Thanks for the help!

  You will need to set it for your operating system. Lightning uses the format of the OS.

• Error when add seconds to the time format

  Hello

  I created a Subvi which transform a DateTime in the format string timbre of time.

  The Subvi seems that it works fine, but when I use data 26/10/2014 and I add 1 day, it crashes! The result is 26/10/2014 23:00 instead of 27/10/2014 00:00:00.

  Kind regards

  Vicen

  Thanks to you two!

  I think I solved the problem.

  

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• When the value to display in the time format double digital indicator... Changes in value.

  Hi all

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  There is an image attatched!

  Thank you.

  I believe only then due to the fact that when I convert a timestamp value to double as 03:20, he gave me 320. So I thought that the reverse can be trying. Should I just enter the total amount of seconds and that will show the Minuteseconds I want?

  Thanks for the quick response.

• applications are confused by changing the time format from 24 hours to 12: 00 and return!

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  I tried to reinstall an application but he still thinks that it is 12 hours less (or more), then it really is.

  It's crazy because the clock widgets it's 14:26 but the weather widget it's 02:26! What can I do with it?

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• I have a registration error trying to download a disc. It is said, your operating system Date and time format do not match the expected for PM Fastrack run format.

  Error in saving of the PM FASTrack.
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  Hello Murphy,

  Thanks for posting your question on the Forums of community of Microsoft.
  From the description of the question, I understand this format date and time do not match for PM FASTrack run.
  Let me go ahead and help you with the issue.
   
  You did changes to the computer before the show?
   
  I suggest for the link and follow the steps in the article, and check if this can help:
  Change the display of dates, times, currencies, and measures
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/change-the-display-of-dates-times-currency-and-measurements
   
  Also, check out the support links:
  PM FASTrack support.

  http://www.rmcproject.com/support/PMP/errors/error4.aspx

  http://www.rmcproject.com/support/support-registration2.aspx

  http://www.rmcproject.com/support/PMP/v7/FAQ-4common.aspx

   

  I hope this helps. If you have any other queries/issues related to Windows, write us and we will be happy to help you further.

• Change the time format in Lightroom 6 of 12 hours (AM/PM) to 24 hours

  Hello

  I wonder if someone could hel me with that?

  I can't find a way to change the format of the time preferred 12 hours to 24 hours. I use Lightroom 6 on a MacBook Pro with OS 11.1.1. I think the problem may stem from the fact that the format of the time at the time of the installation of LR6 was is 12 hours. I changed the format of the time preferred in the Finder to 24 hours, but it doesn't have an impact on the size LR6. What I have to reinstall LR for this problem or is there a way around it?

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  I expect that LR would have a panel where you can choose between 12 and setting the time 24 hours.

  Someone at - it a way to solve this problem?

  Kolbein

  Clearly there is something different between your configuration and mine.

  In which country did you buy and install Lightroom?

  Please post screenshots of these windows in system preferences:

  Speaking area &

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• The time format

  Hello

  just a small comment on French and the time format: now, it is written in non-French format (0:00-12:00 a.m..) while in France, we use a time format 24 hours (0 h 00 - 24 h 00)

  Thanks for the comments. We relaierons this to our product team.

  Best,

  Socialcast VMware team

• conversion and the time format

  Hello world
  
  I have fields: start_date and Start_time.
  
  Example:
  
  Start_date: 2010-11-05
  Start_time: 23:18:06.687Z
  
  What I need, is to add 2 hours in time and change the format as HH24:MM:SS and if the new time goes beyond midnight the start_date should be updated with 1 date of.
  
  Any ideas?
  
  Sedso

  Any ideas?

  Sedso

  You can use TO_DATE add 2 hours and TO_CHAR to split your date and time components.
  But it's an exaggeration...

  SQL> -- generating sample data:
  SQL> with t as (
    2  select '2010-11-05' start_date, '23:18:06.687Z' start_time from dual
    3  )
    4  --
    5  --  actual query
    6  --
    7  select start_date
    8  ,      start_time
    9  ,      to_date(start_date||' '||substr(start_time, 1, instr(start_time, '.')-1), 'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss') dt
   10  ,      to_char(to_date(start_date||' '||substr(start_time, 1, instr(start_time, '.')-1), 'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')+2/24, 'yyyy-mm-dd') new_start_date
   11  ,      to_char(to_date(start_date||' '||substr(start_time, 1, instr(start_time, '.')-1), 'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')+2/24, 'hh24:mi:ss') new_start_time
   12  from   t;
  
  START_DATE START_TIME    DT                  NEW_START_ NEW_STAR
  ---------- ------------- ------------------- ---------- --------
  2010-11-05 23:18:06.687Z 05-11-2010 23:18:06 2010-11-06 01:18:06
  

• The time format that provides seconds

  I use the format of the time of 0; 00; 00; 00. However, this doesn't not off account seconds anywhere.  I would like to synchronize the video with an audio track.  I use seconds to recognize the exact locations of synchronization.  Is there a time format in AE who reads seconds?

  This is the seconds.

  The format is

  Hours, minutes, seconds; images

  When you see one; instead of one: the time is accurate in NTSC land. If the numbers are separated by a: This means that you are in the timecode display non‑drop frame. Fall no means that the actual time of the display is not accurate, but that executives always have up to 30. In drop frame (real-time) timecode, frames are counted at 29.97 frames per second, then every seconds of one of the numbers dropped. No boxes are deleted, it's jut County won't smooth 01 02 28, 29, 00 each time.  This is done so that the actual time of the display corresponds to the clock within a few seconds.

  You can find more information in the help files. Click on this link to go there.

• type conversion of numeric value in the time format

  Hi guys,.
  I have the column called need .i (time in seconds) to convert the numeric value of a column in time format HH. for example 3012 = 00: 50.12.
  How can I proceed even in the front.
  
  
  Thank you and best regards,
  Nandu

  Hi Nelly,

  Pls go through the below formula:
  This deffenitely will help you resolve the issue.

  Concat (concat (concat (concat (cast (floor ((COLUMN_NAME) / 3600) as char), ':'), cast (floor (mod ((COLUMN_NAME), 3600) / 60) as char)),': '), cast (floor (mod (mod ((COLUMN_NAME), 3600), 60)) as char))

  Thank you
  Cognet

• The only time format.

  Hello

  I want to keep only the time portion in the table. So, what should be the data type in Oracle? Please suggest.

  For example: 10:00

  Thanks in advance.

  997766 wrote:

  Hello

  There may be different activities A, B, C, etc. running for different intervals of the day. The user will enter in time for a date that can cover several intervals.

  Eg A driven between 09:00-10:30

  B runs between 10:30-11:00

  C runs between 11:00-11:30

  The user can enter date as April 1, 2013 9.00 AM to April 1, 2013 at 11:25

  In this case, the user has covered all three activities are to be considered.

  Kind regards

  Thus, storing date will work. for example

  SQL > ed
  A written file afiedt.buf

  1 activities such as
  2 (-simulating the activity table with times stored as DATE data type.)  We don't care about the part of date, time.
  3. Select 'A' as activity_name, to_date('09:00','HH24:MI') as date_from, to_date (10:30 ',' HH24 ') as date_to of all the double union
  4. Select 'B', to_date('10:30','HH24:MI'), to_date('11:00','HH24:MI') of all the double union
  5. Select 'C', to_date('11:00','HH24:MI'), double to_date('11:30','HH24:MI')
  6           )
  7       -----------------------------------------------------
  8, user_values as
  9 (-simulating the values entered by the user (dates and times))
  10. Select to_date (April 1, 2013 09:00 ',' DD-MON-YYYY HH24 ') as date_from
  11, to_date (April 1, 2013 10:45 ',' DD-MON-YYYY HH24 ') as date_to
  the double 12
  13           )
  14       -----------------------------------------------------
  15. now choose what activities are involved within the user date and time.
  16. Select u.date_from, u.date_to, activity_name
  17 activities a
  18 user_values u join
  19 on)
  20 to_date (to_char(u.date_from,'HH24:MI'), 'HH24:MI')<=>
  21 and to_date (to_char(u.date_to,'HH24:MI'), 'HH24:MI') > = to_date (to_char(a.date_from,'HH24:MI'), 'HH24:MI')
  22*           )
  SQL > /.

  DATE_FROM DATE_TO HAS
  -------------------- -------------------- -
  APRIL 1, 2013 09:00 APRIL 1, 2013 10:45 A
  APRIL 1, 2013 09:00 APRIL 1 2013 B 10:45

• change the time format in general properties

  Morning all,

  This may seem like just me being pedantic, but I was wondering if...

  We can change the settings of the time displayed on the Properties tab, under general from seconds to minutes and seconds?

  In addition, also change it in the calendar when we choose for the option display "specific time"?

  Or should I try to get by in my head (which could take longer!)

  
  Concerning

  Dave

  No, you cannot change the settings for time in minutes and seconds.

  In about 10 years, creating eLearning with Captivate I don't remember a single instance where I wanted more than a few minutes on a single slide.  My modules are usually less than 7-10 minutes

  If you encounter situations where you slide that are always long for several minutes, then your modules should get too long (in my opinion).

  Perhaps you should consider Pierce your project across multiple slides.

• dictation of own time format

  Hi guys;

  One that I tried to do things.

  When I am dictating in my iPhone I want to have the time (01:30, 07:25 etc.)

  formatted properly.

  If I say one oh five I have 105 not 01:05

  If I say 1 full colon (no jokes) oh five I get Wonderful: O5

  (I used an O instead of zero for this because it was turning into an emoticon)

  Anyone know how word to get your set time format correctly?

  Drew

  Drew777 wrote:

  Hi guys;

  One that I tried to do things.

  When I am dictating in my iPhone I want to have the time (01:30, 07:25 etc.)

  formatted properly.

  If I say one oh five I have 105 not 01:05

  If I say 1 full colon (no jokes) oh five I get Wonderful: O5

  (I used an O instead of zero for this because it was turning into an emoticon)

  Anyone know how word to get your set time format correctly?

  Drew

  Say, ' an oh five P M "(A M or, as the case may be).

• Date/time format and different regions

  I'm developing an application in this case to the United States on the English LV2009 software.  This application will be installed in many parts of the world, and I just discovered a problem with the date and time that I try to understand.  A screenshot of the application running on a Chinese computer is attached.  At the top right there is a 'results save location' which has a month and year added file name.  I use the date/time format with modifiers for the name of the month and the year in 4 digits (%B %Y).  On my PC, it displays in July 2010, but on Chinese computer it 7 01.  In addition, the reason that it says wrong serial number is that I compare the SN 2-digit year, and it seems to enter it correctly.

  On my PC, I tried to change my date settings in Windows and it doesn't seem to affect the production, as it does on Chinese computer.  I know there is a UTC Boolean selector which can be activated.  That will make a difference in the way that the date is displayed by this function?

  This is one of the few issues I encountered when developing a program for several regions, but it is currently the only one, I have not yet solved.

  I would expect month name to be specific langauge.

  For example, the word April in French is April and is abbreviated Apr. I would use a number instead of the name.

  The thai calendar + 543 years compared to the Western calendar, so a PC Thai could show a specific locale of 2553-07-13 date. Your computer may display 13/07/2010. I'm sure that the year of the Chinese calendar is different from that of the Western calendar.

  Using UTC should force LabVIEW to use the Gregorian calendar, based on the ISO-8601standard.

  Because your users work with technology and would probably recognize a Gregorian day/month/year combo I would stick with % Y_ m_ % d. % and UTC = TRUE.

  I contributed a VI to the community OR that you could use if you wish. It has many options and is based on ISO-8601

  .

  http://decibel.NI.com/content/docs/doc-7199