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Correctly entering AM/PM using NSDateFormatter
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Correctly entering AM/PM using NSDateFormatter

  • Subject: Correctly entering AM/PM using NSDateFormatter
  • From: Chris Barnes <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 19 Oct 2002 23:57:20 -0700
I've attached a NSDateFormatter with the format "%1I:%M%p" to a cell. But when the user enters an explicit reference to any time after noon (say, 5:30 PM), it ends up being recorded as 5:30 AM. Shouldn't it recognize the PM and mark it as 17:30?

Thanks,
Chris
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