[smitchell6879]

So I have a list of songs I can use $Info[container(x).Total time]. And I get let's say 21:43

So I want to make thing clean and round up so in a var I have Interger.IsGreaterOrEqual(container (x).Total time,20)>21

But in stead it displays 47 which is the first line in the car interger.IsGreaterOrEqual(container (x).Total time,46)>47

Anyone have a idea why this total time is not being treated as a interger?

Or suggestion on another way to get this result... In the end I want see just mins no seconds.

[Hitcher]

Because it's not 21.43 it's 21:43 (21 mins 43 seconds).

[smitchell6879]

So there isn't a easy was to round up unless I make a very very big duration string is equal too var?

[jurialmunkey]

I'm guessing you would need multiple conditions even for what you wanted originally, so why no use

Code:

String.StartsWith(Container(ID).TotalTime,20:)
String.StartsWith(Container(ID).TotalTime,21:)
String.StartsWith(Container(ID).TotalTime,22:)

etc.

[smitchell6879]

I made a very big var already hahaha...That would have e been easier.