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JasonJohnson
7 years agoQrew Assistant Captain
You can do 2 of the following as well.
1. Put the word "today" in the date time field as below:
& "&_fid_645="& URLEncode("today")
2. Or you can use separate tables and take advantage of the Date Created field Kurt Trachy has an app showing how to do this. The app is ABC Tracking In/Out Time
Either way is much better than the dysfunctional Now(). Depending on the use case we alternate between the 2 methods .
1. Put the word "today" in the date time field as below:
& "&_fid_645="& URLEncode("today")
2. Or you can use separate tables and take advantage of the Date Created field Kurt Trachy has an app showing how to do this. The app is ABC Tracking In/Out Time
Either way is much better than the dysfunctional Now(). Depending on the use case we alternate between the 2 methods .
JasonJohnson
7 years agoQrew Assistant Captain
Today does put the time in as well when used like I showed.