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Default value in a field

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by - delegate Sinéad [15 posts] (2007 Jul 27 Fri, 09:57) replyReply

I would like the default value in a date field to be the date that the form is being used so that the user has the choice of keeping that date rather than inputting it manually. how do I do this?

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RE: Default value in a field

by - trainer Carlos gold contributer[439 posts] (2007 Aug 1 Wed, 11:35) replyReply

Hi Sinead

It sounds like you want to default the Date field on the form to the current date.

To do this:

Set the Default value for the Date Text Box on the form to

=Date()

This will always show the current date (as set by the PC's internal clock)

Regards

Carlos


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