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How to convert large epoch time to hours minutes and seconds ?

patra966
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I want to get the result of large epoch time to hours minutes and seconds.

Ex: Epoch time : 9386717.000000
Hours minutes seconds: 2607:25:17

How can I get the result?

Thanks in Advance.

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vnravikumar
Champion

Hi

Check this

| makeresults 
| eval total_seconds="9386717.000000" 
| eval temp =tostring(total_seconds, "duration") 
| rex field=temp "((?<days>^[^+]+)\+){0,1}(?P<hour>[^:]+):(?P<minutes>[^:]+):(?P<seconds>[^.]+)" 
| eval day_to_hour=if(days>0,days*24+hour,days) 
| eval output=if(days>0,day_to_hour.":".minutes.":".seconds,hour.":".minutes.":".seconds) 
| table output

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion
| makeresults 
| eval total_seconds="9386717.000000" 
| eval Hours=floor(total_seconds / 60 /60), Minutes=floor((total_seconds%Hours)/60), Seconds=floor(total_seconds % 60)

How to convert large epoch time to hours minutes and seconds ?
→ How to convert huge seconds to hours minutes and seconds?

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vnravikumar
Champion

Hi

Check this

| makeresults 
| eval total_seconds="9386717.000000" 
| eval temp =tostring(total_seconds, "duration") 
| rex field=temp "((?<days>^[^+]+)\+){0,1}(?P<hour>[^:]+):(?P<minutes>[^:]+):(?P<seconds>[^.]+)" 
| eval day_to_hour=if(days>0,days*24+hour,days) 
| eval output=if(days>0,day_to_hour.":".minutes.":".seconds,hour.":".minutes.":".seconds) 
| table output

to4kawa
Ultra Champion

https://www.epochconverter.com/

your string is not epoch time, please check and correct your question.

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