So, put your Default on the datacard back to what it should be and make the above changes and you should be good. Easy and Flexible Programing: Operates up to 4 stations, with up to 8 start times, and can be run from 1-240 minutes. The significance on the above is to convert the numeric result to the text values of the items property. I should have mentioned this on last post after seeing your Items properties.įor the Date, you will want your Default to be: Coalesce(Parent.Default, Today())įor the Hour, you will want the Default to be: Text(Coalesce(Hour(Parent.Default), Hour(Now())), "00")Īnd for the Minute Default : Text(Coalesce(Minute(Parent.Default), Minute(Now())), "00") I had assumed you were editing a record, but you are now mentioning a new record. The Default of the datacard should always refer to the field in your datasource (usually and typically). This means that Mars and Earth continually change position relative to each other (due do different orbital speeds), but they catch. Because they have different orbital heights, Mars and Earth experience a year (one orbit around the sun) differently. Your Default property of the datacard should be : ThisItem.'Referral Time' The period P of a bound orbit is the time taken to travel from periapsis to apoapsis and back. Mars (the Endurance) also orbits the Sun, but it's orbit is wider (larger radius) than Earth's.
Extended one-year warranty can be purchased for 85.00 at the purchase time of the Orbit Reader 20 by the original purchaser.
It is not correct!! Even though you might perceive that it is working, your form is now broken for the ability to Edit an existing record. If a hardware defect arises and a valid claim is received by the Orbit Research, within the Warranty Period, at its option and to the extent permitted by law, the defective hardware will be repaired or replaced.
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