Common questions about Last Modified Time on iOS usually focus on automatic updates, sorting, and time display behavior; this section includes 4 frequent questions and 4 glossary terms.
FAQ
Does the Last Modified Time field update automatically?
- Yes. Each time a record is edited, the system updates the Last Modified Time automatically.
- You do not need to refresh or enter the value manually.
- If no actual edit happens, the timestamp usually stays unchanged.
Can I sort records by the Last Modified Time field?
- Yes. Last Modified Time can be used as a sorting basis.
- Open the sort option in the table and choose Last Modified Time as the target field.
- After sorting, recently updated records are easier to review.
Why can't I switch between 12-hour and 24-hour time on iOS?
- On iOS, this field does not support directly switching between 12-hour and 24-hour display in the current workflow.
- If you need to change the display format, use the related setting on a desktop device.
- After that, return to mobile to review the result.
Can this time field be used in formulas or time-difference calculations?
- Yes. Time fields can be used in time-related calculation scenarios.
- First confirm that you selected the correct time field.
- Then complete the required time-difference or interval analysis.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Last Modified Time | A system-maintained timestamp that records when a record was edited most recently. |
| Field Type | The data type setting for a column in a table, such as text, time, or a system field. |
| Auto-fill | A value that is written by the system automatically instead of being entered manually. |
| Sorting | Reordering records by the value of a selected field so target data is easier to review. |