Automated addition of days in a duration field (1 Viewer)

aattas · Dec 10, 2018

Guys,
I have a field that calculates the expiry date once I entered the duration starting from the entry date as so:
Me.expirydate = date + duration

It's fine until I want to add 14 days to the duration if the expiry date is today. I tried as follows:
If me.expirydate=today then me.duration = [duration] + 14
Firts time it worked if I refreshed it. Then nothing happen.

Help & thanks

pbaldy · Dec 10, 2018

Try

If me.expirydate=Date() then me.duration = me.duration + 14

MajP · Dec 10, 2018

Then nothing happen.

In the vb window. Go to Tools, Option, Editor tab and select Require Variable Declaration. It will make your life easier.

The only way this would have done nothing without throwing an error would be because it thinks "today" is an undeclared variable. If variable declaration would have been required it would have thrown an error, the error would have been on the word Today, and it would have said "Sub or Function not defined" making it easy for you to debug.
Not declaring variables can mask a lot of issues.

aattas · Dec 10, 2018

Thanks man. I will try and let you know
Cheers

aattas · Dec 11, 2018

Hi . I tried the first choice and I did what u recommend. Now what. ? What I need to do for the duration change?

Thanks

pbaldy · Dec 11, 2018

I assume you're replying to MajP so I'll get out of the way.

aattas · Dec 11, 2018

Please it's the same system. If you can help I appreciate.

pbaldy · Dec 12, 2018

I offered code; I have no idea if you've tried it and if so what the result was.

Automated addition of days in a duration field (1 Viewer)

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