Rounding with FmtTMR

[Bolt]

Is there an "easy" way to use FmtTMR without displaying the seconds ( 00s) at the end?  Or do I need to make a FOR/NEXT loop, STRPRINT/FmtTMR to a helper string block, do MATH HelperString0.Length - 4 and STRTRUNC with this number?

[franji1]

FmtTMR only goes to seconds (not to minutes), so you do have to do it by hand.

[Bolt]

Fair enough.  I'm looking at another angle here, is there an easy way to go from an integer in seconds, such as 3723, to a string formatted as 1h 2m( 3s)? Or do I need to multiply it by 1000 and then do FmtTMR anyways?

[franji1]

Fair enough.  I'm looking at another angle here, is there an easy way to go from an integer in seconds, such as 3723, to a string formatted as 1h 2m( 3s)? Or do I need to multiply it by 1000 and then do FmtTMR anyways?

FmtTMR only works w/millisecond values, so you have to multiply seconds by 1000.