Morning,
I have a list of attributes that I've created with DateTimeConverter in the format %H:%M:%S. However, there is a decimal point at the end with a couple of numbers.
Eg. 08:13:56.236
Does anyone know a way to get rid of everything after and including the decimal point? I've tried attribute splitter and rounder and also @int() and @floor(). But nothing seems to be working
Thanks in advance 
Hi @hayleynicol, a possible way is to use the StringReplacer with these parameters.
If you actually want to round, rather than just drop everything after the decimal then if you convert to an FME time then round, then convert back to the format you require that will work
Hi @hayleynicol, a possible way is to use the StringReplacer with these parameters.
Hi @hayleynicol,
an alternative to @takashi's solution might be using SubstringExtractor as follows:
Maybe it is a bit easier, because it doesn't require regular expressions. Sometimes they might be a bit tricky;) Please note, that this approach preserves the original attribute and generates a new one with desired result.
"aa" is the name of the attribute you wish to perform operation on (yeah, I wasn't very creative here;)).