On Sat, 27 Oct 2007 01:12:00 -0700, Greg
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This problem occurs because the control with the calculated value is
not bound to a field in a table. So here you have to make a decision.
If you badly want the current design and functionality, you'll need to
violate a db design rule that says "no calculated values" in tables,
and add the field.
Then update the values using an Update query. I hope you'll consider
running it less frequently than once a second. Something like:
Update SomeTable set MyCalculatedField = DateDiff("d", Now(), [Last
Update])
Then apply the format in your control.
The condition for >60 minutes I would handle with conditional
formatting, setting the background to Red.
-Tom.
>I have a form where I am entering all issues. On this form I placed subform
>where I am displaying issues that are still open and not resolved. I want to
>display time difference between current time and the last update. Here is
>the code I am using:
>
>
>Private Sub Form_Timer()
>
> Dim sngElapsedTime As Date
> Dim Last_Update As Date
> 'determine the amount of time that has elapse between last update
> ' and now.
> sngElapsedTime = Now() - [Last Update]
> 'Update the timer
> txtTimeDiff = Format(sngElapsedTime, "hh:mm:ss")
>
>End Sub
>
>Timer interval is set to 1000 so the difference is updated every second but
>calculation works only for first record on this subform. If I have 3 records
>same time is displayed for all 3 records. For example if difference for
>first record is 50 min, that difference is displayed for every record on this
>subform even if time difference for second record is 30 min. How I can
>calculate time difference for each individual record on my subform?
>
>Also how I can display popup warning message informing that time difference
>is greater then 60 min?
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