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Use24HourTimeControlsFlag configuration setting

Keys

Key

Value

1

Students

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Use24HourTimeControlsFlag

Description

The Use24HourTimeControlsFlag setting is used to determine whether to use 12-hour or 24-hour time on time-based fields on the Create Absence Event window. See Individual student absence events in the Attendance and absence events manual.

An optional 24-hour time format can be used. This allows for quicker data entry using the numeric keypad as the AM or PM does not need to be entered.

Default value

The default value is False. The 12-hour time is entered along with the AM or PM suffix.

In the following example, 1, 15 and pm are typed in the Expected Arrival Time field. Synergetic uses the HH:MM AM/PM mask to format the 12-hour time.

Create Absence Event window (Submit Expected In Time area)

Setting a different value

Select the Value field on the Configuration File Maintenance window to set the value to True. See Maintaining configuration files.

Configuration File Maintenance (Use24HourTimeControlsFlag)

In the same example used earlier, 13 and 15 are typed in the Expected Arrival Time field to represent 1:15pm. Synergetic uses the HH:MM mask to format the 24-hour time.

Create Absence Event window (Submit Expected In Time area)

Last modified: 8/04/2015 2:02:58 PM

See Also

Maintaining absence events configuration settings

AbsenceEvents:ShowDeleteButtonFlag configuration setting

BeepWhenUnexplainedFlag configuration setting

CancelClassMustHaveAbsenceEvents configuration setting

ClearFormAfterXMinutes configuration setting

ContactMinutesLower configuration setting

ContactMinutesUpper configuration setting

ConvertUnexplainedSignInToLateBeforeThisTime configuration setting

DayRange configuration setting

ExplodeMultiAllDayEventsFlag configuration setting

HideFileYearAndSemester configuration setting

PeriodLengthMinutes configuration setting

ShowApplyAbsenceTypeAlwaysFlag configuration setting

ThresholdMinutes configuration setting

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