Fifth Request

[boconnor]

Although I understand the logic, I don't know how to code
it. Could anyone provide me with the acutal code. Could
the code change if the same command button is used for
start and stop? Any further help would be greatly
appreciated.

-----Original Message-----
Include the [ElapsedTime] field in the Form's record
source and on the form.
Code the Stop command button to pass the value to the
field after the button is clicked, and before the timer is reset to 0.

[ElapsedTime] = [TimeDisplayControl]

The [TimeDisplayControl] should only display the elapsed time,
in hours:minutes:seconds:milliseconds format, i.e.
00:00:01:05
no additional text.
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Fred

Please reply only to this newsgroup.
I do not reply to personal e-mail.

I have created t-he stopwatch in the form and would like
to
1. export the resulting lapse time to an existing field in
a table which the form is linked to.
2. start and stop the stopwatch based on certain
activities which occur on the form (ie: checking a box in
the field to start and stopping when another box is
checked or just entering a new record in the form.

Thanks to all in advance

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[Fredg]

I didn't realize you were still having difficulty with this.
If I remember correctly, you wanted to know how to save the elapsed time
into a table.

Would you like me to send you a small working sample database?
It's a simple stop watch form that saves the final elapsed time into a
table.
It's small, just 200Kb without being Zipped.
It would be in Access 2000 or 2002 format.
Let me know which version.

Make sure your return email address is correct.

--
Fred

Please reply only to this newsgroup.
I do not reply to personal e-mail.

Although I understand the logic, I don't know how to code
it. Could anyone provide me with the acutal code. Could
the code change if the same command button is used for
start and stop? Any further help would be greatly
appreciated.

-----Original Message-----
Include the [ElapsedTime] field in the Form's record
source and on the form.
Code the Stop command button to pass the value to the
field after the button is clicked, and before the timer is reset to 0.

[ElapsedTime] = [TimeDisplayControl]

The [TimeDisplayControl] should only display the elapsed time,
in hours:minutes:seconds:milliseconds format, i.e.
00:00:01:05
no additional text.
--
Fred

Please reply only to this newsgroup.
I do not reply to personal e-mail.

I have created t-he stopwatch in the form and would like
to
1. export the resulting lapse time to an existing field in
a table which the form is linked to.
2. start and stop the stopwatch based on certain
activities which occur on the form (ie: checking a box in
the field to start and stopping when another box is
checked or just entering a new record in the form.

Thanks to all in advance

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[matt Weyland]

I too would also love to see this. If I could get a copy
that would be greatly appreciated.

(e-mail address removed)

Thanks

-----Original Message-----
Please do. Email is (e-mail address removed)

Thank you in advance.

-----Original Message-----
I didn't realize you were still having difficulty with this.
If I remember correctly, you wanted to know how to save the elapsed time
into a table.

Would you like me to send you a small working sample database?
It's a simple stop watch form that saves the final elapsed time into a
table.
It's small, just 200Kb without being Zipped.
It would be in Access 2000 or 2002 format.
Let me know which version.

Make sure your return email address is correct.

--
Fred

Please reply only to this newsgroup.
I do not reply to personal e-mail.

Although I understand the logic, I don't know how to code
it. Could anyone provide me with the acutal code. Could
the code change if the same command button is used for
start and stop? Any further help would be greatly
appreciated.

-----Original Message-----
Include the [ElapsedTime] field in the Form's record
source and on the form.
Code the Stop command button to pass the value to the
field after the button is clicked, and before the timer
is reset to 0.

[ElapsedTime] = [TimeDisplayControl]

The [TimeDisplayControl] should only display the elapsed
time,
in hours:minutes:seconds:milliseconds format, i.e.
00:00:01:05
no additional text.
--
Fred

Please reply only to this newsgroup.
I do not reply to personal e-mail.


message
I have created t-he stopwatch in the form and would like
to
1. export the resulting lapse time to an existing field
in
a table which the form is linked to.
2. start and stop the stopwatch based on certain
activities which occur on the form (ie: checking a box
in
the field to start and stopping when another box is
checked or just entering a new record in the form.

Thanks to all in advance


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