>>>I've been struggling with rounding time to the nearest 15. Any suggestions? I figured I need to convert the minutes to seconds first but can figure out the equation to round to the nearest 15 minutes.
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>>>TIA
>>>Jeff
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>>Here is another one, just for 15 min intervals:
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>>LPARAMETERS ttDateTime as Datetime
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>>LOCAL ltDateTime as Datetime, lnMinDT as Integer
>>lnMinDT		= MINUTE(ttDateTime)
>>lnMinDiff	= ICASE( BETWEEN(lnMinDT,0,14), 15-lnMinDT ;
>>	, BETWEEN(lnMinDT,15,29), 30-lnMinDT ;
>>	, BETWEEN(lnMinDT,30,44), 45-lnMinDT ;
>>	, 60-lnMinDT)
>>ltDateTime	= ttDateTime + lnMinDiff*60 - SEC(ttDateTime)
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>>RETURN ltDateTime
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>Fernando, your function is always pointing to the next interval, isn't it? For instance, {^2016-06-01 10:00:01} returns {^2016-06-01 10:15:00}, and {^2016-06-01 10:15:01} returns {^2016-06-01 10:30:00}.
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>The way I understood Jeff's requirement, he is looking for the nearest 15-minute interval, so it should be {^2016-06-01 10:00:00} and {^2016-06-01 10:15:00}, instead.

Well, given this "short" spec and no examples, I think that we can't know for sure what behavior he wants :D

Yes, I've rounded to the next 15 mins, dividing an hour in 4 (15 mins) segments