Investment Studio > Expressions > Functions > Date & Time > SECOND
Returns the second encoded in the argument. The result is an integer ranging from 0 to 59.
Automatic type conversion allows the use of a time string as argument instead of an explicit date value.
Examples
=second(0.81424)
and
=second(32791.81424)
both equal 30; assuming standard US time format settings,
=second("3:45:30 PM")
equals 30, too.