Tadvdatetimepicker -

// Week numbers and format AdvDateTimePicker1.ShowWeekNumbers := True; AdvDateTimePicker1.DateFormat := 'dd MMM yyyy'; // e.g., "25 Dec 2025" end; If you are shipping a professional Delphi application, the standard TDateTimePicker immediately dates your software (pun intended). TAdvDateTimePicker is not just a "nice to have"—it solves real-world problems like NULL database fields, custom theming, and intuitive time selection.

It is available as part of the . If you haven't looked at TMS components lately, their modern styling and Windows 10/11 compatibility alone are worth the upgrade. TAdvDateTimePicker

In this post, I’ll walk through why upgrading to TAdvDateTimePicker is a no-brainer for modern VCL applications. One of the biggest headaches with the standard picker is the inability to represent "no date" or "empty." You usually have to use a separate checkbox to disable the control. // Week numbers and format AdvDateTimePicker1

If you have been developing Delphi applications for any length of time, you are likely familiar with the standard TDateTimePicker . It gets the job done, but let’s be honest—it feels stuck in the Windows 98 era. It is rigid, difficult to customize, and often requires workarounds for simple UI requirements. If you haven't looked at TMS components lately,

Mastering Date & Time Inputs: Why TAdvDateTimePicker is the Modern Developer’s Choice