Date format is connected to time format

I am following the Help menu that explains how I should be able to set the date and time format. In the Inspector, I have "Cell Format" and under that I can choose "Date and Time". Now, under Date and Time, I have two separate drop lists, one for Date and one for Time. Unfortunately, they are not working separately. In other words, after I select "none" for "Date", the selection for Time is changed automatically. I am sure that if the Inspector has separate drop list choices for "Date" and "Time", well, they should be separate, not linked. Why are mine linked?

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The Hypertrend.trendwith in the previous post was set at 12 hours.
The disparity between the remoted Pot setting and Hypertrend.StartTime (well....as displayed on the Button Bar and actually displayed on the Hypertrend anyway....) is variable by what is set for trendwidth!! For example, if trend width is set at 48 hours, a Pot set of "03/24/08 10:00:00" results in a trend start time of "03/26/08 06:00:00". With trend width set at 24 hours, the same Pot set results in a trend start time of "03/25/08 06:00:00". As explained in the first post, with trend width set at 12 hous, the same Pot set above, results in a start time of "03/24/08 18:00:00".
This is a definite bug....????
Fix ASAP please.
Ed
Message Edited by erblock on 03-29-2008 11:06 PM

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