Adding time into date format

Hi
Is there any easier way to add time value "now" into a date format with time value 00:00
I managed to add the time
Value(dateVariable)+(Value(Now())-Value(Today()))
I just wander if there is any easiest way to do that or if there is any planed options for that?
Thanks

Hi Brutton
I know about this. My scenario is that I use my custom date picker where user can pick a date. For easier date picking I use date format (today) and then adding day ,month or year into that so the date formant is in time 00:00. I
need to add now time in that date so I can sort entry by date and also by time in a collection I managed to do that with the format mentioned above but I just wander if there is also any other way to do that. We already have excellent code DateAdd where we
can add days months and years but I can't really add time with this code. I don't think that DateAdd can add time into date format or at least I haven't figure it out yet. If not there would be nice to have A TimeAdd code then instead of calculations

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