If the underlying data type is "Date/Time", then you need to be aware that
there is both a date portion and a time portion. If you have only been
storing "time" (as in "duration"), this is not what the data type was
designed for.
You can use various time formats to change how the value is displayed. This
doesn't change the underlying data, just the appearance.
Regards
Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
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