Hello,
I have a question about how to get the total timestamp. The scenario is increase or decrease 10 minutes from current hours. Example:
Current Hours is 11:00
Total: 11:10 (Increase) | 10:50 (Decrease)
Thank in advanced. Regards,
Brian
Hello,
I have a question about how to get the total timestamp. The scenario is increase or decrease 10 minutes from current hours. Example:
Current Hours is 11:00
Total: 11:10 (Increase) | 10:50 (Decrease)
Thank in advanced. Regards,
Brian
Try below expression.
For Increase:
Now.AddMinutes(10).ToString("hh:mm")
For Decrease:
Now.AddMinutes(-10).ToString("hh:mm")
If you want it in 24 Hrs format then replace “hh” with “HH”.
I forgot this,
how to assign the current hours to be 11:00 and what the type of that variable?
I have a scenario,
Steps:
1. Variable(DateTime) → timer1 = System.DateTime.Now. This variable will be increase 10 minutes.
2. Variable(DateTime) → timer2 = System.DateTime.Now.
3. The output from calculation process in step 1 will be decrease with timer2.
Can you help me for this scenario?
Try below expression.
Timespan ts = timer1 - timer2
Where timer1 and timer2 are of type DateTime variables.
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