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Microsoft Access Data Base (Auto Date/Time Stamp)
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I am working on an Access Data Base and need to incorporate an auto date/time stamp but do not know how. I did locate the format function that allows for that type of data to be formatted correctly but do not know how to enter the formula for this; can you help? Thanks, Sandi |
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Microsoft Access Data Base (Auto Date/Time Stamp)
To record when a new record was created, just add a Date/Time field to your
table, and set its Default Value property (in the lower pane of table design) to: =Now() If you want to also record the last date/time when the record was updated, you will need to use some code in the BeforeUpdate event procedure of the form where the updates take place. -- Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia Tips for Access users - http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org. wrote in message ... I am working on an Access Data Base and need to incorporate an auto date/time stamp but do not know how. I did locate the format function that allows for that type of data to be formatted correctly but do not know how to enter the formula for this; can you help? Thanks, Sandi |
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