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March 18th 09, 10:46 PM
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date formulas / mathematics, setting a field one hour past another field value
I am creating a custom outlook form in Outlook 2007 and need to set the value
of a date/time field in a control equal to 1 hour more than the date/time field in another control. These are the appointment start and end times. I need the end time control (and thus the end time field) to automatically set itself to one hour past whatever the start time control (an thus start time field) is set to by the user, because these must be 1 hour appointments. FYI, I have the drop down list of both of these controls set in 30 minute increments, if that makes a difference. -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...forms/200903/1 
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March 19th 09, 12:17 AM
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date formulas / mathematics, setting a field one hour past another
What's your question? Are you asking how to write a formula that returns a
date/time an hour later than another date/time? Use the DateAdd() method for that, for example: DateAdd("h",1,[NameOfFirstField]) "cmonroe21 via OfficeKB.com" wrote: I am creating a custom outlook form in Outlook 2007 and need to set the value of a date/time field in a control equal to 1 hour more than the date/time field in another control. These are the appointment start and end times. I need the end time control (and thus the end time field) to automatically set itself to one hour past whatever the start time control (an thus start time field) is set to by the user, because these must be 1 hour appointments. FYI, I have the drop down list of both of these controls set in 30 minute increments, if that makes a difference. -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...forms/200903/1
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