>>If your store hhmm and you know it, then the minutes become int(hhmm/100) * 60 + mod(hhmm,100)
>>[ or use a view ]
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>>You can convert it to minutes - by the control or by the record rule. You could then have another control to display the minutes in hh:mm by simply change the controlsource
>>[ or use a view ]
>>
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>>>Anyway, for now I put the problem aside and working on something else right now. It's also a good idea to go out and take some lunch...
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>>Keep me posted after you have found the other classes
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>Hi Gregory,
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>Ok, I think for this form txtTime class with my minor modifications to save data as an integer field in minutes would work. I actually already implemented it. The spinner class as is didn't work.
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>It is very similar to what you proposed, so thanks again.

Hey, you're welcome

(1) Spinners look great, but when using the mouse it takes time
(2) Things in a book are not better per definition