Form object not storing data into field of table

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Michael S.

The form I have has multiple date fields.
Event date, 3 Month Follow Due Date, 3 Month Acutal meeting date, 6 Month
Meeting Due Date, 6 Month Actual Meeting date.

I have the 3 month and 6 month follow up date fields auto-populate from the
Event date field using the following =DateAdd("m",3,[Event Date]) and
=DateAdd("m",6,[Event Date]). That part of it works fine, but that dates
that are being automatically being populated are not being stored in their
fields in the table.

Thank you in advance.
 
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JohnFol

Firstly, they are calculated so you do not want them stored back to the
table.

If you do, change the control source on the form to be the [3 Month Follow
Due Date] etc fields rather than an expression. Then, on the after update
event of the EventDate field do the following

Me![3 Month Follow Due Date] = DateAdd("m",3,[Event Date])
etc.
 
M

Michael S.

Thank you for your advice.

JohnFol said:
Firstly, they are calculated so you do not want them stored back to the
table.

If you do, change the control source on the form to be the [3 Month Follow
Due Date] etc fields rather than an expression. Then, on the after update
event of the EventDate field do the following

Me![3 Month Follow Due Date] = DateAdd("m",3,[Event Date])
etc.




Michael S. said:
The form I have has multiple date fields.
Event date, 3 Month Follow Due Date, 3 Month Acutal meeting date, 6 Month
Meeting Due Date, 6 Month Actual Meeting date.

I have the 3 month and 6 month follow up date fields auto-populate from
the
Event date field using the following =DateAdd("m",3,[Event Date]) and
=DateAdd("m",6,[Event Date]). That part of it works fine, but that dates
that are being automatically being populated are not being stored in their
fields in the table.

Thank you in advance.
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Elliott M.

I can't get that syntax to work. Can you please explain in more detail how
and where to enter that code?

Michael S. said:
Thank you for your advice.

JohnFol said:
Firstly, they are calculated so you do not want them stored back to the
table.

If you do, change the control source on the form to be the [3 Month Follow
Due Date] etc fields rather than an expression. Then, on the after update
event of the EventDate field do the following

Me![3 Month Follow Due Date] = DateAdd("m",3,[Event Date])
etc.




Michael S. said:
The form I have has multiple date fields.
Event date, 3 Month Follow Due Date, 3 Month Acutal meeting date, 6 Month
Meeting Due Date, 6 Month Actual Meeting date.

I have the 3 month and 6 month follow up date fields auto-populate from
the
Event date field using the following =DateAdd("m",3,[Event Date]) and
=DateAdd("m",6,[Event Date]). That part of it works fine, but that dates
that are being automatically being populated are not being stored in their
fields in the table.

Thank you in advance.
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