division using IIf function in Access?

Maven4Champ

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Ok, what I am trying to do is this:

My time fields in my spreadsheet are a decimal format. I need to divide each individual cell by 86400 to convert it to a seconds decimal format. Then my Access data format of hh:nn:ss will take care of the rest.

I currently am using an IIf function in another time conversion for an hourly field. I want to know if I can use an IIf function to do the statement above on these other fields and if so, what might it look like?

In Excel, I simply divide the columns of data by 86400. What way would I do a similar function like this within Access?
 

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