"Expected Close" date needs to be 30 days from opened on day

Hi all,
We are trying to auto-populate an opportunity field ("expected close") with a date that would be 30 days in the future from the opportunity field "opened on" date. We have the opened on date already set so that it auto-populates with the date that a new opportunity is created.
This is what we have tried so far in the opportunity field edit area:
[<CloseDate>]=Today()+30
Any ideas as to why this isn't working, and ideas on how to make it work are appreciated!!

Yes this works.
Go to the Admin Section, Application customization, pick the field that you want to update (in our case Opportunity),
Click Opportunity Field Set-up, pick the field that you will update (in our case Close Date) and click "edit".
In the Default Value add this: Today()+30 (or however many days you want (in our case "30"days from created date))
click "Save"
Log out and log back in to see if update has happened.
GOOD LUCK!!

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Edited by: THE_Russian on Sep 28, 2007 4:35 PM

Yeahhhh... that's exactly what I was trying not to do, I know that method, I don't want any associations with the Calendar class, thanks though
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   *    this.Dates(54, 67, 9999) = false
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Did you Know how to bulid the macro to open actual year changing to white color?
Thanks in advance.
Raúl.

do you mean it is grey but you can still enter data?
check what your "input from" date is on the planning book design(data view tab)
I have seen this happen too... But, since you are using the column input macro you can let your input from be right from the beginning and use the macro to make it open and closed at the relevant years(means you set the column_input (0) for history too
the KF that should not be edited is set in the setting "output only"

"Expected Close" date needs to be 30 days from opened on day

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