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Originally Posted by CellCharger
I am not sure what should be the "Due Date" field type. I added a Rich Text Content Control (I am not sure if this should be another field type).
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As per the advice I gave:
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Originally Posted by macropod
where 'StartDate' is the title of your date-picker content control and 'OffsetDate' is the title of a text content control used for the output.
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your "Due Date" (which is not a field in Word parlance) should be either a plain text content control or a rich text content control.
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Originally Posted by CellCharger
The problem now is that there is no macro to run. I am sorry If I missed something.
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Did you add the macro to the 'ThisDocument' module of the document or its template? It won't work if you put it in a different module.
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Originally Posted by CellCharger
Also, can the due date field be automatically calculated without having to run a macro?
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Not when using content controls. It is possible when using formfields in a protected document, but there is no date-picker formfield.
07-19-2022, 04:40 PM
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