Decimal hours chart

Minutes to decimal hours for every minute from 0 to 59, on one printable page.

Not legal, tax or payroll advice. General information only; results are estimates. Read the full notice.

Minutes 0-14
Minutes	Decimal hours
0	0.00
1	0.02
2	0.03
3	0.05
4	0.07
5	0.08
6	0.10
7	0.12
8	0.13
9	0.15
10	0.17
11	0.18
12	0.20
13	0.22
14	0.23

Minutes 15-29
Minutes	Decimal hours
15	0.25
16	0.27
17	0.28
18	0.30
19	0.32
20	0.33
21	0.35
22	0.37
23	0.38
24	0.40
25	0.42
26	0.43
27	0.45
28	0.47
29	0.48

Minutes 30-44
Minutes	Decimal hours
30	0.50
31	0.52
32	0.53
33	0.55
34	0.57
35	0.58
36	0.60
37	0.62
38	0.63
39	0.65
40	0.67
41	0.68
42	0.70
43	0.72
44	0.73

Minutes 45-59
Minutes	Decimal hours
45	0.75
46	0.77
47	0.78
48	0.80
49	0.82
50	0.83
51	0.85
52	0.87
53	0.88
54	0.90
55	0.92
56	0.93
57	0.95
58	0.97
59	0.98

Every quarter hour
Minutes	Decimal hours
0	0.00
15	0.25
30	0.50
45	0.75
60	1.00

Every tenth of an hour (6 minutes)
Minutes	Decimal hours
0	0.00
6	0.10
12	0.20
18	0.30
24	0.40
30	0.50
36	0.60
42	0.70
48	0.80
54	0.90
60	1.00

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How to use it

Find the minutes in the left column of the chart.
Read the decimal hours beside it and add the whole hours in front.
Press Print this chart to print it on one page.

Convert your own numbers

For any number of minutes, use minutes to decimal hours. For hours and minutes together, use the decimal hours calculator.

Questions

How do I use the chart?

Find the minutes in the left column and read the decimal hours beside it. Add the whole hours in front. 7 hours 45 minutes is 7 plus 0.75, so 7.75.

How are the decimals worked out?

Each value is the minutes divided by 60, rounded to two decimal places. 20 minutes is 0.33 because 20 / 60 is 0.3333.

Why are the quarter-hour and tenth-hour tables separate?

They are the steps that divide an hour evenly: 15 minutes is exactly 0.25 hour and 6 minutes is exactly 0.10 hour. Other minutes are rounded.

How do I print it?

Press Print this chart. The chart is laid out for one page, and the site header and footer are left out of the printout.