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I'm trying to create a pop-up menu which contain a list of time(ex: 10:00, 11:00, 12:00...), but every time when I type in a time, it always come with current date, whatever I've formatted the cell or not, it couldn't match the date what I want.
Anyone got idea to avoid it? or any chance to matching the time with the right date?
Thank you so much
Roger
MacBook Pro Retina
There are a few oddities when it comes to popup menu items. I guess this is one of them. If you try to create your popup the traditional way, using the formatting sidebar, you'll end up with date&time values. You can accomplish what you want, though.
Format some cells in a column of a table to be text
Enter your "times" in those cells. They will be text, not date&time values
Select all those cells and format them as popup menu.
Copy/paste one of them to wherever you want the popup.
There are a few oddities when it comes to popup menu items. I guess this is one of them. If you try to create your popup the traditional way, using the formatting sidebar, you'll end up with date&time values. You can accomplish what you want, though.
Format some cells in a column of a table to be text
Enter your "times" in those cells. They will be text, not date&time values
Select all those cells and format them as popup menu.
Copy/paste one of them to wherever you want the popup.
How to type in a time without current date?
