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title: array.toDuration() function
description: >
`array.toDuration()` converts all values in an array to durations.
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name: array.toDuration
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introduced: 0.184.0
---
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`array.toDuration()` converts all values in an array to durations.
#### Supported array types and behaviors
- `[int]` (parsed as nanosecond epoch timestamps)
- `[string]` with values that use [duration literal](/flux/v0/data-types/basic/duration/#duration-syntax) representation.
- `[uint]` (parsed as nanosecond epoch timestamps)
##### Function type signature
```js
(<-arr: [A]) => [duration]
```
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## Parameters
### arr
Array of values to convert. Default is the piped-forward array (`<-`).
## Examples
### Convert an array of integers to durations
```js
import "experimental/array"
arr = [80000000000, 56000000000, 132000000000]
array.toDuration(arr: arr)// Returns [1m20s, 56s, 2m12s]
```