thinair421
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Hey guys,
I currently have the default value for one of my fields set to =Date(). I wanted to know if there is a way to add a space after the date, so in the text box linked to this field the user only has to press [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+ ; to add in a timestamp (not [SPACE] then [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+ ; ). I know about the =Now() function, however I would like the user to add in the timestamp manually, due to the fact that the text box is in a subform on a main form containing many tabs. Using =Now() puts the time from when the tab that the subform is on is selected...and considering the user could click on the tab on accident, I don't want the time to be inaccurate. Thanks a bunch in advance.
I currently have the default value for one of my fields set to =Date(). I wanted to know if there is a way to add a space after the date, so in the text box linked to this field the user only has to press [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+ ; to add in a timestamp (not [SPACE] then [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+ ; ). I know about the =Now() function, however I would like the user to add in the timestamp manually, due to the fact that the text box is in a subform on a main form containing many tabs. Using =Now() puts the time from when the tab that the subform is on is selected...and considering the user could click on the tab on accident, I don't want the time to be inaccurate. Thanks a bunch in advance.