Hi @Gregg_Stebben
!
Now() takes a precision optional input such as "second", "minute", "hour" and "day" (the default being "second").
So, using:
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Now()orNow("second")will output something like:3/3/2023 10:11:12 AM(M/D/YYYY hh:mm:ss A) and will refresh every seconds
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Now("minute")will output something like:3/3/2023 10:11 AM(M/D/YYYY hh:mm A) and will refresh every minutes
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Now("hour")will output something like:3/3/2023 10:00 AM(M/D/YYYY hh:00 A) and will refresh every hours
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Now("day")is the equivalent toToday()and will output something like:3/3/2023(M/D/YYYY) and will refresh every days
And I have a small suggestion to make here, regarding this :
Why not use a formula such as:
Format(
"{1}: {2}{3}",
Now("minute"),
LineBreak(),
thisRow.Notes
)
In this Format() formula the placeholders in the template ("{1}: {2}{3}") will be replaced, once the formula runs, by :
{1}âNow("minute"){2}âLineBreak(){3}âthisRow.Notes
Which should give you the same result you probably already have using
Format(now())+": "+LineBreak()+thisRow.Notes
Itâs just that itâs not recommended tu use + to concatenate things within Coda.
+ is, more often than not in these cases interpreted as the addition operator and can lead to weird looking/erroneous results down the line ![]()