Hi Markus,

Thanks a lot for your response. It providing time in seconds in proper way. But in hours it is not calculating properly.

1. var dur_seconds = gs.dateDiff(start, end, true); // returns a String  
2. var dur_hours = Math.round(dur_seconds / 60 / 60);  
3. gs.print(dur_hours);

In above part if dur_seconds = 2400 second

then dur_hours = 1

while it should provide 2400/60/60 = 2/3 = .66

Please help.

Thanks,

Sourabh

Try changing "(dur_seconds / 60 / 60)" to "(dur_seconds / 3600)"

Also, if you're doing "Math.round()" then .66 rounded = 1.

Hi Dave,

Yes , "Math.round()" then .66 rounded = 1.

Which function should I used to get value decimal format that .66 form.

Thanks,

Sourabh

Hi Sourabh

Do you need a specific number of decimals? Otherwise you can just remove the "Math.round()" function.

var dur_seconds = 2400;

var dur_hours = dur_seconds / 3600;

gs.print(dur_hours); // *** Script: 0.6666666666666666

The example above is updated.

Best regards

Markus

Possibly parseFloat() - check the Javascript documentation for the Math and Number classes.