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April 5th 06, 01:53 AM
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date field behaviour
(outlook 2002, sp1)
In my custom form I created a date field with format hh:mm PM (that is displaying only the time, not the date). When I entered 1700 (without . or  it displayed 8:00AM (instead of 5:00PM). Is this a bug or the way it works? (If I had . or :, e.g. 17:00 it converted to correct time of 5:00PM) I did more investigation I found out that when 1700 was entered the field had the year set to 1700 and time to 8:00AM. It seems that without the . or : Outlook considered the value as the year. It seems that this is the way it works. Thks Long 
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