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Excalmation point in Date/Time input mask

Does the ! work with Date/Time fields. I have a fields that is set as a
Date/Time fields - Short Time and I want it to fill in from right to left as
Access claims it will. I tried the example that MS gives (the phone number)
and it works great, but when I try to use it in this fields i get errors.

Field is BreakTime, set up as Date/Time. Format set to Short Time, Input
mask !9:99;;_

I type 30 into the field, expecting to get 0:30 but I get 3:00

May 11 '06 #1
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> Field is BreakTime, set up as Date/Time. Format set to Short Time,
Input mask !9:99;;_

I type 30 into the field, expecting to get 0:30 but I get 3:00


I tried and noticed the problem is the Format property of the control.
I suppose the only solution is to use no specific format for the control
in your form and manipulate the value in the beforeudate event to suite your
display needs.

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May 11 '06 #2

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