Convert a duration entered as whole hours and minutes into decimal hours, a common format for timesheets, payroll and billing. The calculator divides the minute portion by 60 rather than appending it after a decimal point, then adds the resulting fraction to the whole hours. It also shows total minutes as a simple cross-check. The output is a duration conversion only; it does not calculate wages, overtime premiums, rounding policy or billable increments.
Enter the whole hours and remaining minutes.
Confirm the minute value is from 0 through 59.
Use decimal hours for a timesheet or total minutes for a duration cross-check.
Decimal hours: whole hours + minutes ÷ 60
Total minutes: whole hours × 60 + minutes
Is 2 hours 45 minutes equal to 2.45 hours?
No. Divide 45 by 60; the decimal result is 2.75 hours.
Does this round my timesheet?
No rounding rule is applied. Follow the rounding increment and policy used by your employer or billing agreement.