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How to calculate Future Dates?
I already have word automatically generating the 'last saved date' of the
document, which I call the 'effective date'. This is always in the same location and never moves. From this I would like for word to calculate, automatically, two future dates. This would remove the need for people to manually enter those dates and as such make mistakes. I would like to be able to take this effective date and generate two future dates: Review date = (effective date + 22 months) and also Expires date = (effective date + 24 months) an example of this is: Effective Date: 5 April 2006 Review Date: 5 February 2008 Expiry Date: 5 April 2008 Is there anyway to 'reference' another date and create to future dates from this? I've done this within excel and now need the same functionality but for word.. Help! |
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