Convert up to 500 time durations between hours:minutes and decimal hours. Get a total, check each row and export the conversion table as CSV.
Decimal hours = whole hours + minutes ÷ 60. In reverse, multiply decimal hours by 60 and round to the nearest minute for hours:minutes display. Sum original values before rounding the total.
Results depend on your inputs. Read the calculation methodology.
7:30 + 8:15 + 6:45 = 7.5 + 8.25 + 6.75 = 22.5 decimal hours, or 22:30. Writing 7:30 as 7.30 would understate that row by 12 minutes.
Keep original minutes or full-precision decimal values, sum them, and round only at the point required by your reporting policy.
Hours & Pay · GuideConfirm the expected unit, decimal separator, row rounding and treatment of overtime before importing a converted time column.
Add clock-in and clock-out times, subtract breaks, and see regular and overtime hours.
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Calculate →PTOApply dated earning and leave transactions in order to see balances and accrual blocked by a cap.
Calculate →A colon separates hours from minutes, which use a base of 60. A decimal point expresses a fraction of an hour. Use 7:45 for seven hours and forty-five minutes in the first mode, or 7.75 in decimal mode. The converter rejects invalid minute portions such as 7:75 instead of silently treating them as another format.
Use the downloadable table to compare each source value with its converted value. Decimal rows display four places, while hours:minutes displays whole minutes. Totals are calculated from original inputs. An external payroll system may use a different rounding policy, so compare its import specification before using a rounded display as a final record.
7 + 45 ÷ 60 = 7.75 hours. It is not 7.45 hours.
Yes. Paste one duration per line, without headers, names or currency symbols. Select the format that matches every row. The current limit is 500 rows.
Each displayed row may be rounded. The total adds the original values before rounding, avoiding accumulated display rounding.
No. It converts durations. It does not apply a nearest-quarter-hour rule to employee clock-in or clock-out times.
Timesheet Rounding Checker and Bulk Time Converter — Paste up to 500 durations, convert H:MM or decimal hours, and compare rounding each row with rounding the total once.