AW: st: AW: extract hours, minutes and seconds from date

["Martin Weiss" <martin.weiss1@gmx.de>]

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" 
The original time variable is stored as a double (%tc) and ideally I
would not like to transfer it to a string variable."


Well, use Maarten`s solution then. In your original post, you requested
"08:50:00" which won`t happen for a numeric variable. You can have the
parts, of course, just as Maarten showed.


HTH
Martin


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Thanks Martin

The original time variable is stored as a double (%tc) and ideally I
would not like to transfer it to a string variable.
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