Let's say I have a table view bound to an array controller which in turn is
bound to a MOC... you all know how it works.
The table view has two columns: "Name" and "Last Login Date". The thing is that
in underneath in the model, the "last login date" is stored with both date and
time information. However, the table view column formats it such that only the
date is shown (because usually when browsing the names I have no interest in
what time the last login happened).
My problem is that when I bind a some text field to the "last login date"
column, and choose multiple rows with same date (but NOT THE SAME TIME), I get
"Multiple Values". How can I make it just show the date without time in the
text field? Can bindings accommodate me in some way to accomplish this?
I really don't want to get rid of the time in underlying data because, hey,
data is data and who knows, I might be interested in it down the road later on.
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