I have installed the Extended WPF Toolkit and I am trying to change the interval in the DateTimePicker time picker (so it is half an hour instead of an hour). I've tried using the TimeInterval property as shown here, but no such property exists. What am I doing wrong?
xmlns:wpfTool="clr-namespace:Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit;assembly=Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit"
<wpfTool:DateTimePicker TimeInterval="00:30:00" Name="dateTimePicker1" HorizontalContentAlignment = "Center" VerticalContentAlignment="Center" HorizontalAlignment="Center" Height="50" Width="250" VerticalAlignment="Center" Margin="20,60,0,0"/>

DateTimePickerandTimePickerare different controls that do not expose the same properties.DateTimePickerproperties documentationTimePickerproperties documentationThe
DateTimePickerdoes not have a property for customizing the time interval. Internally it contains aTimePickerin its control template, but it does not actually assign or expose itsTimeIntervalproperty, as you can see from the default style on GitHub.What you could do is copy and change this default style and add a value for the
TimeIntervalproperty. However, there are lots of dependencies to resources in this style, so the easiest way is to copy the whole resource dictionary and adapt it, e.g.:Include this resource dictionary in your application resources or another resources section, e.g.:
As you can see, this brings in lots of code for a simple change, so please consider if this effort is is feasible for you, or if it might be better to live with this limitation of the
DateTimePickercontrol.