amypaulsmom Posted January 18, 2002 Posted January 18, 2002 I am updating a database and most of the invoicing features. I want the Date Due field to give me the Invoice Date + 30. This works if I do Status(Current Date) + 30. But - why can't I use the Invoice Date field + 30. When I do this - I just get a question mark. Thanks for your advice. This seems like a simple question - I am hoping there is a simple answer.
LiveOak Posted January 18, 2002 Posted January 18, 2002 The question mark just means that the result of your calculation won't fit in the field size you have defined on your layout. Make sure that both the Invoice Data field and the field that is the result of your calculation are defined to have the type Date. -bd
Chuck Posted February 22, 2002 Posted February 22, 2002 Make sure you InvoiceDate field is actually defined as a date field and not, for instance, a text field. Chuck
amypaulsmom Posted February 22, 2002 Author Posted February 22, 2002 It is a date field. I have found another way for the time being. Thanks-
amypaulsmom Posted February 22, 2002 Author Posted February 22, 2002 Back to this question - I am no longer getting a question mark - but nothing. I can get the function to work - if I use the status(current date) function. But - this will change the due date everyday. Not what I want to happen. Anyother suggestions of how I can get the Due Date to be the Invoice Date(creation date) +30? thanks
andygaunt Posted February 22, 2002 Posted February 22, 2002 This should work Invoice date (Date field) Due Date (calc result set to date) Invoice Date + 30 Check your field types!
amypaulsmom Posted February 22, 2002 Author Posted February 22, 2002 Hi - Thanks for the advice - but that is how I have it and it is staring blankly back at me.
andygaunt Posted February 22, 2002 Posted February 22, 2002 Very strange. created a sample in FM here, with 1 date field and one calculated date field and works perfectly. Can send a sample!
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