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Date Time controls are added into display. The Set Dates button sets all of the controls to
the current date and time according to format controls are configured.
Open your ProcessBook display and change to Build mode.
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Click on the “Insert Control” button and select “Microsoft Date and Time Picker Control 6.0″,
as shown in the picture below:
The Object is inserted on the display:
In Build mode select Properties of the control:
Short Date Format:
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Time Format:
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Date and Time Format:
The CustomFormat property of the DateTimePicker control is case-sensitive.
hh- hours (12-hour clock)
HH – hours (24-hour clock)
mm- minutes
ss- seconds
MM – month
yyyy – year
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Click on the “Insert Control” button and select “Microsoft Forms 2.0 CommandButton”, as
shown in the picture below:
In Build mode open the VBA Editor and enter the following code:
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Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim dtmDate As Date
dtmDate = DateValue(Now)
Dim dtmTime As Date
dtmTime = TimeValue(Now)
Dim dtmDateTime As String
dtmDateTime = Format(Now, “hh:mm dd/mm/yyyy”)
Me.DTPicker1.Value = dtmDate
Me.DTPicker2.Value = dtmTime
Me.DTPicker3.Value = dtmDateTime
End Sub
Click Save and Close VBA Editor
Change to Run Mode
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