Don,
I have never tried hiding a ::H field behind a multiline text field but
thanks for the tip. I'm not short of space on this particular app but
I'm sure it will be useful at some point.
Michael
Don Friedman wrote:
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] <mailto:[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
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