>>Hi,
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>>How do you separate the date and time from the DateTime field so that each part (date and time) can be bound to a different control?
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>>E.g. I have a date pick control that I want to bind to the date part of the DateTime field. This one is simple.
>>And I have another control, based on VFP spin control, that I can bind to a Time. And the Time would be in the format as HH:MM. But how do I get the Time portion from the DateTime field? So that when a user changes the time via the time pick control, it updates the DateTime field?
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>>TIA
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>Why don't you simply press F1?
The help - at least on the surface - does not give me the answer. I know how to get the Hour or Min or time from the DateTime field. But how do I bind this portion (hour:min) to a control so that when the user changes value in the control, the value in the time portion of the bound field changes too?
UPDATE. I should have explained better that I am trying to bind just the Time portion of the DateTime field to a control.
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