Solved with:

```

*# Set TimeRunningTotal to string with 2 decimals*

*set* TimeRunningTotal *to* TimeRunningTotal *as* *string*

*set* TimeRunningTotal *to* *texts* 1 *thru* (2 + (*offset* of "." in 
TimeRunningTotal)) *of* (TimeRunningTotal & "0")

```

On Sunday, August 27, 2023 at 11:47:05 AM UTC-7 e2o wrote:

> Hello!
>
> I'm writing an AppleScript to get time values out of text documents in 
> BBEdit. It takes a list of time ranges, totals each line in decimal hours, 
> then adds a grand total.
>
> My times are input in ranges like:
>
> 09:30-09:45
> 11:30-12:00
> 13:00-14:45
> 15:15-17:15
>
> And what I want to get out is:
>
> 09:30-09:45 0.25
> 11:30-12:00 0.50
> 13:00-14:45 1.75
> 15:15-17:15 2.00 4.50
>
> The script converts the hours and minutes to a single seconds value, then 
> does the subtraction to get the amount of time indicated by the range. I 
> get these times to a decimal hours result  by dividing by 3600. An example 
> looks like this:
>
> set TimeTotalLineCurrent to (TicketTextTimeLineStop - 
> TicketTextTimeLineStart) / 3600
>
> I always want the number of hours to have two decimal places, even with 
> trailing zero(s), but when I add the totals to the lines I get:
>
> 09:30-09:45 0.25
> 11:30-12:00 0.5
> 13:00-14:45 1.75
> 15:15-17:15 2.0  4.5
>
> So I don't get the zero after 0.5 or 2.0, or the grand total 4.5
>
> The way the script turns:
>
> this:
> 09:30-09:45
> into this:
> 09:30-09:45 0.25
>
> is with
>
> ```
> # Add total time to end of current line in decimal hours
> set BBLineNumber to startLine of selection
> select insertion point after last character of line BBLineNumber of 
> vDocument
> set selection to " " & TimeTotalLineCurrent as text
> ```
>
> Is there a way to make the text of TimeTotalLineCurrent to always have two 
> decimals?
>
> I'm curious as to why in my sample above the 2.0 gets its zero (but only 
> one), but the 0.5 does not get a trailing zero. I would kind of expect it 
> to just print "2".
>
> I'm also wondering why the 0.25 is getting its leading 0. - but this is 
> exactly how I want it so I'm not complaining.
>
> Thanks for any help!
>
> - eric
>

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