Use ROUND() instead of INT().

ROUND(m.DIFF_MINUTES,0)

See http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=258998

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>I have tried it with VFP 6, 7, 8 and 9. All versions returning the same result. Copy and Paste the following code on a new program window and then execute it.
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>Anyone know what is happening? Or maybe this is just a bug?
>Thank you all
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>set date british
>clear
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>*****************************
>* Sets start and end datetime
>*****************************
>m.T_START = ctot("08/01/2005" + " " + "05:15")
>m.T_END = ctot("08/01/2005" + " " + "05:20")
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>*****************************************
>* Find and show the difference in seconds
>*****************************************
>m.DIFF_SECONDS = m.T_END - m.T_START
>? m.DIFF_SECONDS					&& Prints 300
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>*****************************************
>* Find and show the difference in minutes
>*****************************************
>m.DIFF_MINUTES = (m.DIFF_SECONDS / 60)
>? m.DIFF_MINUTES					&& Prints 5,0000
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>**********************************************************
>* Now the weird thing. Shows the integer of m.DIFF_SECONDS
>**********************************************************
>? int(m.DIFF_MINUTES)					&& Prints 4 (Should be 5, not 4!!!)
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