Decimal Hours Chart

Every minute from :00 to :59 converted to decimal hours. Bookmark or print this page — it is the fastest way to sanity-check a timesheet.

Decimal hours express minutes as a fraction of an hour: 15 minutes is 0.25, 30 minutes is 0.50, 45 minutes is 0.75. Payroll and invoicing systems multiply decimal hours × hourly rate, so 7:30 must be entered as 7.50 — never 7.30.

Minutes to decimal hours (:00 – :59)

MinDecimalMinDecimalMinDecimal
:000.00:200.33:400.67
:010.02:210.35:410.68
:020.03:220.37:420.70
:030.05:230.38:430.72
:040.07:240.40:440.73
:050.08:250.42:450.75
:060.10:260.43:460.77
:070.12:270.45:470.78
:080.13:280.47:480.80
:090.15:290.48:490.82
:100.17:300.50:500.83
:110.18:310.52:510.85
:120.20:320.53:520.87
:130.22:330.55:530.88
:140.23:340.57:540.90
:150.25:350.58:550.92
:160.27:360.60:560.93
:170.28:370.62:570.95
:180.30:380.63:580.97
:190.32:390.65:590.98

Worked hour examples

Hours and minutesDecimal hoursAt $16/hr
6:306.50$104.00
7:007.00$112.00
7:307.50$120.00
8:008.00$128.00
8:458.75$140.00
9:159.25$148.00

How to read this chart

Take the whole hours, keep them as the whole number, and replace only the minutes using the table above. Example: 9 hours 40 minutes → the :40 row shows 0.67 → 9.67 decimal hours. Rounding note: 0.50 and quarter values are exact; other minutes are rounded to two decimals (for example :33 shows 0.55 because 33/60 = 0.55).