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The policy was reviewed on June 1, 2019, I want the next due date to be in 365F both columns are date fields
Formulas I tried-
=[Column4] + [365]
= Reviewed Date + 365
fx=Reviewed Date + 362
Hi -
You need to add the row reference to the formula, i.e.
= [Column4]1 + 365
or
= [Column4]@row+ 365
I hope this helps you out?
Regards,
Sean
When I add these I still get nex review due. = the formula I typed in. Please see screenshots
Hi,
It's because you can't add formulas to the forms. You'd have to add the formulas on the sheet.
Do you want to add the new submission in the top or the bottom of the sheet?
Have a fantastic week!
Best,
Andrée Starå
Workflow Consultant @ Get Done Consulting
To the bottom of the sheet
Ok.
If at least two rows have the same formulas and pattern it would add automatically to the new rows as long as they are on the same level.
I have a trick I use when I add the rows on top.
Andrée
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