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    k3tran is offline Novice
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    Working with multiple dates

    I'm creating a form with a release date in format yyyy-mmm-dd. then i created a control for re-test date with =DateAdd["m",18,[DateOfRelease]) for re-testing the material in 18 months. in the same control i'd like to add a re-test date with =DateAdd["m",12,[DateOfRelease]) for re-testing the material in 12 months.



    is there a way i can have multiple formulas in one control? or is making a list box better?

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    I'm not sure it will get the look you want, but you can have:

    =DateAdd["m",18,[DateOfRelease]) & " " & DateAdd["m",12,[DateOfRelease])

    I suppose you could throw a carriage return in there to put in on another line, but I'd probably be using another textbox.
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