RUNNING CLOCK

hoonie

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HI

I'M CREATING A FORM AND I WANT IT TO AUTOMATICALLY CREATE A RUNNING CLOCK WHEN NEW NEW INFORMATION IS INTERED. PLEASE HELP. :pray:
 

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What exactly do you mean?

Do you want to add a time stamp to the new record?
 
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You need to add a new field to the table, e.g. fldDateAndTime as Date/Time Data type and General Date for the format. In the Before Update event of the form type in Me.fldDateAndTime = Now()

David
 
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Add a field to your table like David says and set the default to Now().

You don't need to use an event.
 
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