How to use
- Scroll the chart or type a number in the filter box to jump to it.
- Use the converter above the chart for values over 60 minutes or for decimal-to-hours.
- Download the chart as CSV or print it for the wall.
Worked example: Common values
6 minutes is 0.10, 12 is 0.20, 15 is 0.25, 20 is 0.33, 30 is 0.50, 40 is 0.67, 45 is 0.75 and 60 is 1.00.
Because 6 minutes is exactly a tenth of an hour, timesheets that round to the nearest 6 minutes always produce clean one-decimal values.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minutes-to-decimal chart?
A table of every minute from 1 to 60 with its decimal value, for example 15 minutes = 0.25, 20 = 0.33, 45 = 0.75. Use the filter box to jump to a value and download it as CSV.
Why is 1 minute shown as 0.02?
1 ÷ 60 = 0.01666…, which rounds half-up to 0.02 at two decimals.
What is the nearest 0.25 column?
The same minute rounded to the closest quarter hour, matching payroll systems that pay in 15-minute blocks.
Can I print the chart?
Yes, use Print; the page strips its navigation and prints the table.
Is the chart generated?
Yes, from the same conversion function the calculators use, so values are always consistent.
How do I convert a value over 60 minutes?
Type it in the converter box as h:mm, for example 1:30, and read 1.50.