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I'm really stuck on this one and hoping someone has an idea.
I have a very simple Outlook form created in Outlook 2002 that uses no VBA coding but uses several formulas. We have two offices in different time zones. There is a date/time field on the form and when someone in one time zone starts the form and someone in another time zone completes the form, that date/time field displays different times. The problem is that we do everything in eastern time and I always want that field to display an identical time to the people in both the central and the pacific time zone. Is there any way (preferably, using a formula) to suppress Outlook correcting the field to the local time zone short of just making it a text field? |
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No, because there's nothing you can use in a formula that would give you the local user's time zone offset.
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Trevor" wrote in message ... I'm really stuck on this one and hoping someone has an idea. I have a very simple Outlook form created in Outlook 2002 that uses no VBA coding but uses several formulas. We have two offices in different time zones. There is a date/time field on the form and when someone in one time zone starts the form and someone in another time zone completes the form, that date/time field displays different times. The problem is that we do everything in eastern time and I always want that field to display an identical time to the people in both the central and the pacific time zone. Is there any way (preferably, using a formula) to suppress Outlook correcting the field to the local time zone short of just making it a text field? |
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