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oxicottin
06-08-2017, 05:15 PM
Hello, The picker is a popup form that I use from my form (frm_MachineOutputSubForm) on a On Click Event. My question is lets say I had already used the picker and there was a time in the text box (txtSampleTime) on the form (frm_MachineOutputSubForm) and I wanted to change it and I click on text box to open the popup form (frm_TimePicker). How do I get it to show the time in the text box on that form and have the sliders hour and minutes move to the correct time?
Thanks,
Is the real form (frm_MachineOutputSubForm) bound to a table that contains the previously chosen time? ie does the field txtSampleTime have a control source?
If it is this will work
If Not IsNull(Forms.frm_MachineOutputSubForm.txtSampleTime) Then
Me.txtTime = Forms.frm_MachineOutputSubForm.txtSampleTime
Else
MsgBox "no time"
Me.txtTime = CDate(DatePart("h", Now()) & ":" & DatePart("n", Now()))
End If
txtTime_AfterUpdate
HiTechCoach
06-11-2017, 12:39 PM
I am not whre I can look at your attachement at this time.
Wrapper Function:
To make the time picker form generic so it can be reused with other controls on the same form or other forms, I would recommend using a wrapper function. You pass a control reference to the funcition. The function then opens your form. When the form closes the function will pass back the selected value.
I do have a working exampe that shows how to use a wrapper function:
Pop ups (http://hitechcoach.com/microsoft-office/access/access-downloads/access-examples/example-forms/pop-ups-calendar-calculator-zoom-box) - Calendar, Calculator, Zoom box (http://hitechcoach.com/microsoft-office/access/access-downloads/access-examples/example-forms/pop-ups-calendar-calculator-zoom-box)
Similar to OBP's method.
Add a public variable to a standard module.
Public PickerTime As Date
Set the variable in your MachineOutputSF btn click event.
Private Sub txtSampleTime_Click()
If IsDate(txtSampleTime.Text) Then _
PickerTime = CDate(txtSampleTime.Text) Else _
PickerTime = Now
DoCmd.OpenForm "frm_TimePicker", , , , , acDialog
End Sub
Get value in TimePicker Load
Private Sub Form_Load()
Dim t As Date
If IsDate(PickerTime) Then
t = PickerTime
Else
t = Now
End If
Me.txtTime = CDate(DatePart("h", t) & ":" & DatePart("n", t))
txtTime_AfterUpdate
End Sub
That way your TimePicker code won't break if the MachineOutputSF form isn't open and you don't need to write extra code to check.
oxicottin
06-13-2017, 11:33 AM
Thank you john that worked great, sorry I didn't get back sooner I couldn't get to this.... Thanks again!
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