Thread: [Solved] Date Function
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Old 07-08-2016, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by breen77 View Post
Hi

I am using MS Word 2010 and have created a suite of letters for issue to customers.

The date at beginning of letter is automatically populated with the date letter is opened and I want customers to reply within 28 days of that date advised at bottom of letter.

Is there a way that this can be done automatically?
Keep working with the tutorial. Simply copy the date field for a future date and change the delay. That field, as written, does not have too many switches. These things are complex and it is easy to have a typo cause problems.

On a side note, you should be sending your letter as pdf rather than as a Word document if sending electronically.

Your letters should be templates, not documents. When being prepared, you create a new document based on the template and use the CreateDate field as the basis for computations. Templates in Microsoft Word
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