I need to have a field automatically fill in a date that is 3 months past the date entered into another field. I have a calculation that does this for week days, making the date appear to be 4 days ahead of the date entered in another field (or more if the weekend gets in the way as it is not included.

how do I modify the calculation to do this?

Case( DayofWeek(Enquiry Date + 5) = 1, Enquiry Date + 5 + 1, DayofWeek(Enquiry Date + 5) = 7, Enquiry Date + 5 + 2, Enquiry Date + 5)

Thanks for any help

Craig

Case(

DayOfWeek(Date ( Month(Enquiry Date) + 3 ; Day(Enquiry Date) ; Year(Enquiry Date) ) ) = 1; Date ( Month(Enquiry Date) + 3 ; Day(Enquiry Date) ; Year(Enquiry Date) ) + 1;

DayOfWeek(Date ( Month(Enquiry Date) + 3 ; Day(Enquiry Date) ; Year(Enquiry Date) ) ) = 7; Date ( Month(Enquiry Date) + 3 ; Day(Enquiry Date) ; Year(Enquiry Date) ) + 2;

Date ( Month(Enquiry Date) + 3 ; Day(Enquiry Date) ; Year(Enquiry Date) )

)

Thanks for that. I am just getting an error when trying to use it, I am told "Either an operator was omitted, this function can not be found, or "(" was not expected here. and it highlights this part of the calc (noted in [color:red]bold red) have i messed it up somehow? thanks for your reply. I have no clue about this kinda stuff.

Case( DayOfWeek(Date ( Month(Due Date) + 3 [color:red]; Day (Due Date) ; Year(Due Date) ) ) = 1; Date ( Month(Due Date) + 3 ; Day(Due Date) ; Year(Due Date) ) + 1;

DayOfWeek(Date ( Month(Due Date) + 3 ; Day(Due Date) ; Year(Due Date) ) ) = 7; Date ( Month(Due Date) + 3 ; Day(Enquiry Date) ; Year(Enquiry Date) ) + 2;

Date ( Month(Due Date) + 3 ; Day(Due Date) ; Year(Due Date) ) )

Hi

i missed to say you that you have to change all ";" into "," (my system accept the first one)

So the right cal for you is:

Case( DayOfWeek(Date ( Month(Due Date) + 3 , Day (Due Date) , Year(Due Date) ) ) = 1, Date ( Month(Due Date) + 3 , Day(Due Date) , Year(Due Date) ) + 1,

DayOfWeek(Date ( Month(Due Date) + 3 , Day(Due Date) , Year(Due Date) ) ) = 7, Date ( Month(Due Date) + 3 , Day(Enquiry Date) , Year(Enquiry Date) ) + 2,

Date ( Month(Due Date) + 3 , Day(Due Date) , Year(Due Date) ) )

Thanks mate, I will give it ago

Craig

Great worked perfectly!

thanks again

Craig