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timeHM_formatter(c(
0
,
50
,
51
,
59
,
60
,
130
,
604
))
"0:00" "0:50" "0:51" "0:59" "1:00" "2:10" "10:04"
To convert to HH:MM:SS format, you can use the following formatter function:
timeHMS_formatter
<-
function
function
(x) {
h
<-
floor(x
/
3600
)
m
<-
floor((x
/
60
)
%%
60
)
s
<-
round(x
%%
60
)
# Round to nearest second
lab
<-
sprintf(
"%02d:%02d:%02d"
, h, m, s)
# Format the strings as HH:MM:SS
lab
<-
sub(
"^00:"
,
""
, lab)
# Remove leading 00: if present
lab
<-
sub(
"^0"
,
""
, lab)
# Remove leading 0 if present
return
return
(lab)
}
Running it on some sample numbers yields:
timeHMS_formatter(c(
20
,
3000
,
3075
,
3559.2
,
3600
,
3606
,
7813.8
))
"0:20"
"50:00"
"51:15"
"59:19"
"1:00:00" "1:00:06" "2:10:14"
See Also
See
Converting a Time Series Object to Times and Values
for information about converting time
series objects to data frames.
