Time field doesn't show time with AM/PM properly when use default value
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I am trying auto fill time field while creating new record.
my field as here what i want to show
but i am getting like this
my field data type is time
i am using default value
default-value
asked Aug 8 at 6:39
Kshitij Rodrigues
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I am trying auto fill time field while creating new record.
my field as here what i want to show
but i am getting like this
my field data type is time
i am using default value
default-value
asked Aug 8 at 6:39
Kshitij Rodrigues
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up vote
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I am trying auto fill time field while creating new record.
my field as here what i want to show
but i am getting like this
my field data type is time
i am using default value
default-value
asked Aug 8 at 6:39
Kshitij Rodrigues
161
I am trying auto fill time field while creating new record.
my field as here what i want to show
but i am getting like this
my field data type is time
i am using default value
default-value
default-value
asked Aug 8 at 6:39
Kshitij Rodrigues
161
asked Aug 8 at 6:39
Kshitij Rodrigues
161
asked Aug 8 at 6:39
Kshitij Rodrigues
161
asked Aug 8 at 6:39
Kshitij Rodrigues
161
asked Aug 8 at 6:39
Kshitij Rodrigues
161
161
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I noticed Salesforce lighting supporting this feature with AM and PM via picklist but in classic you have to enter value manually.
Just see the same field in lighting and classic you will come to know the difference.
answered Aug 8 at 7:36
Prem Anandh
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This does not answer the original question. The problem is that time doesn't show correctly when the Time fields has the default value.
– Eduard
Aug 8 at 8:12
Yes it's not showing correct value.. it's a classic feature, the same will work on lighting, that's what I mentioned
– Prem Anandh
Aug 8 at 8:17
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In Salesforce Classic, there is no way you can change the display format of time field to AM/PM at the time of editing. However, when you save your record it will show the time in AM/PM format.
In lightning, you can see AM/PM format while editing records.
When using Apex, You can change formats of time field while editing.
Moreover, In formula field you have used:
TIMEVALUE( TIMENOW() )
and this is wrong. You cannot use TIMEVALUE() on a TIME field because TIME field's value is already in TIME format.
So you only need to write this:
TIMENOW()
Reference: Refer to Time TIMEVALUE() function here
answered Aug 8 at 7:29
Jahnvi Jasani
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2 Answers
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
2
down vote
I noticed Salesforce lighting supporting this feature with AM and PM via picklist but in classic you have to enter value manually.
Just see the same field in lighting and classic you will come to know the difference.
answered Aug 8 at 7:36
Prem Anandh
1488
This does not answer the original question. The problem is that time doesn't show correctly when the Time fields has the default value.
– Eduard
Aug 8 at 8:12
Yes it's not showing correct value.. it's a classic feature, the same will work on lighting, that's what I mentioned
– Prem Anandh
Aug 8 at 8:17
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up vote
2
down vote
I noticed Salesforce lighting supporting this feature with AM and PM via picklist but in classic you have to enter value manually.
Just see the same field in lighting and classic you will come to know the difference.
answered Aug 8 at 7:36
Prem Anandh
1488
This does not answer the original question. The problem is that time doesn't show correctly when the Time fields has the default value.
– Eduard
Aug 8 at 8:12
Yes it's not showing correct value.. it's a classic feature, the same will work on lighting, that's what I mentioned
– Prem Anandh
Aug 8 at 8:17
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
I noticed Salesforce lighting supporting this feature with AM and PM via picklist but in classic you have to enter value manually.
Just see the same field in lighting and classic you will come to know the difference.
answered Aug 8 at 7:36
Prem Anandh
1488
I noticed Salesforce lighting supporting this feature with AM and PM via picklist but in classic you have to enter value manually.
Just see the same field in lighting and classic you will come to know the difference.
answered Aug 8 at 7:36
Prem Anandh
1488
answered Aug 8 at 7:36
Prem Anandh
1488
answered Aug 8 at 7:36
Prem Anandh
1488
answered Aug 8 at 7:36
Prem Anandh
1488
1488
This does not answer the original question. The problem is that time doesn't show correctly when the Time fields has the default value.
– Eduard
Aug 8 at 8:12
Yes it's not showing correct value.. it's a classic feature, the same will work on lighting, that's what I mentioned
– Prem Anandh
Aug 8 at 8:17
add a comment |Â
This does not answer the original question. The problem is that time doesn't show correctly when the Time fields has the default value.
– Eduard
Aug 8 at 8:12
Yes it's not showing correct value.. it's a classic feature, the same will work on lighting, that's what I mentioned
– Prem Anandh
Aug 8 at 8:17
This does not answer the original question. The problem is that time doesn't show correctly when the Time fields has the default value.
– Eduard
Aug 8 at 8:12
This does not answer the original question. The problem is that time doesn't show correctly when the Time fields has the default value.
– Eduard
Aug 8 at 8:12
Yes it's not showing correct value.. it's a classic feature, the same will work on lighting, that's what I mentioned
– Prem Anandh
Aug 8 at 8:17
Yes it's not showing correct value.. it's a classic feature, the same will work on lighting, that's what I mentioned
– Prem Anandh
Aug 8 at 8:17
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
In Salesforce Classic, there is no way you can change the display format of time field to AM/PM at the time of editing. However, when you save your record it will show the time in AM/PM format.
In lightning, you can see AM/PM format while editing records.
When using Apex, You can change formats of time field while editing.
Moreover, In formula field you have used:
TIMEVALUE( TIMENOW() )
and this is wrong. You cannot use TIMEVALUE() on a TIME field because TIME field's value is already in TIME format.
So you only need to write this:
TIMENOW()
Reference: Refer to Time TIMEVALUE() function here
answered Aug 8 at 7:29
Jahnvi Jasani
568
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
In Salesforce Classic, there is no way you can change the display format of time field to AM/PM at the time of editing. However, when you save your record it will show the time in AM/PM format.
In lightning, you can see AM/PM format while editing records.
When using Apex, You can change formats of time field while editing.
Moreover, In formula field you have used:
TIMEVALUE( TIMENOW() )
and this is wrong. You cannot use TIMEVALUE() on a TIME field because TIME field's value is already in TIME format.
So you only need to write this:
TIMENOW()
Reference: Refer to Time TIMEVALUE() function here
answered Aug 8 at 7:29
Jahnvi Jasani
568
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
In Salesforce Classic, there is no way you can change the display format of time field to AM/PM at the time of editing. However, when you save your record it will show the time in AM/PM format.
In lightning, you can see AM/PM format while editing records.
When using Apex, You can change formats of time field while editing.
Moreover, In formula field you have used:
TIMEVALUE( TIMENOW() )
and this is wrong. You cannot use TIMEVALUE() on a TIME field because TIME field's value is already in TIME format.
So you only need to write this:
TIMENOW()
Reference: Refer to Time TIMEVALUE() function here
answered Aug 8 at 7:29
Jahnvi Jasani
568
In Salesforce Classic, there is no way you can change the display format of time field to AM/PM at the time of editing. However, when you save your record it will show the time in AM/PM format.
In lightning, you can see AM/PM format while editing records.
When using Apex, You can change formats of time field while editing.
Moreover, In formula field you have used:
TIMEVALUE( TIMENOW() )
and this is wrong. You cannot use TIMEVALUE() on a TIME field because TIME field's value is already in TIME format.
So you only need to write this:
TIMENOW()
Reference: Refer to Time TIMEVALUE() function here
answered Aug 8 at 7:29
Jahnvi Jasani
568
edited Aug 8 at 8:54
answered Aug 8 at 7:29
Jahnvi Jasani
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answered Aug 8 at 7:29
Jahnvi Jasani
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answered Aug 8 at 7:29
Jahnvi Jasani
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