I'm sorry if I post in wrong forum..

My question is it's possible to enter time in field with format time without enter ":", for example if I enter 830 it will show 8:30.

I need your kind suggestion...

Thank you for your kind attention

Thx

Ben

Hi

I assumed that the field "Time" is a text field with option of auto-enter calculation replaces existing values and calc:

Case(

Length ( Time ) = 0;"";

Length ( Time )  ≤  2 and GetAsNumber ( Time ) ≤ 24; Right ( "0" & Time ; 2 ) & ":00";

Length ( Time )  =  2 and GetAsNumber ( Time )  >  24  and  Right ( Time ; 1 ) < 6; Right ( "0" & Left ( Time; 1 ) ; 2 ) & ":" & Right ( Time ; 1 ) & "0";

Length ( Time ) = 3; Right ( "0" & Left ( Time; 1 ) ; 2 ) & ":" & Right ( Time ; 2 );

Length ( Time ) = 4; If ( Left ( Time; 2 ) = "24";  "00:" & Right ( Time ; 2 );Right ( "0" & Left ( Time; 1 ) ; 2 ) & ":" & Right ( Time ; 2 ));

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)

So the calc gives:

for one char (eg 2) 2:00

for two char (<=24) (eg 23) 23:00

for two char (>24) (eg 83): 08:30

for tree char (eg 123): 01:23

for four char (eg 2423): 00:23

You can check if I omitted some situation !

For version 6, if you will be entering hours and minutes in 24-hour time, then you can use a text field for entry and stack a calculation time field, which does not allow entry, on top of it, equal to

Case( not IsEmpty(textField),

Time( Left( Right( "0000" & textField, 4 ), 2 ), Right( Right( "00" & textField, 2 ), 2 ), 0 )

)

You can then format the time calculation field to display as desired and reference it in place of the text field.

Hi Queue

sure... your calc is better then mine !

(but gives some strange result if you write something like this:

2412 = 24:12

2512 = 25:12

Also, if I write 61, I think I writed 6:10 but FM gives (correctly) 1:01 (not so human)

That is why I stated the field can be formatted as desired. If, for example, it is formatted as hhmm with 12-hour notation, then

2412 = 12:12 AM

2512 = 1:12 AM

Although, if one is entering actual 24-hour time, as opposed to elapsed time or something similar, then 2512 would be a typo.

Although, if one is entering actual 24-hour time, as opposed to elapsed time or something similar, then 2512 would be a typo.

Yes...this I quoted.

BTW I said that your calc is better ! ;-)

BTW.... I do appriciate your kind help..

What you have disscus is more than I need...

Thank guy's....