Michael - I'm glad you got it. I didn't understand the discussion of why the ::H wouldn't work on a display field, it works just fine. I didn't know if you knew that you can "hide" a hidden field behind a multiline text field if you're short on screen space. I've done that before but it's been years.
Don On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 11:17 AM, Michael Iannantuoni < [email protected]> wrote: > . . . . . and finally . . . I ended up having three adjacent text > fields working as if they were a time field as earlier - P1F1 - A2::E, > P1F2 - A1::N, P1F3 - A2::E. > > This time however no field formulae were used, just range checks: > 0 to 23 for P1F1 and 0 to 59 for P1F3 > > The second remains a no value may be entered field containing the > initial value ":" > > For calculation purposes I currently have a hidden Time field with the > formula: > convert["T99:99";P1F1 ":" P1F3] > > Michael > _______________________________________________ > Dataperf mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.dataperfect.nl/mailman/listinfo/dataperf > -- Don Friedman ProfessionalRecords.Com LLC PRS Data Systems 205 S Main Street Pittsburgh, PA 15215 412-784-1600 - 1-800-PRS-FILE 412-784-1615 Fax
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