Calculating a date field

Hi Everyone,
In my input form, i have 2 date fields (effective date and end date). I want the end date to be defaulted to 1 year after the effective date.
How do i accomplish this??
Thanks
Arnil

Hi,
use the formula in Default value of End date field:DADD(@Effectivedate,1,'Y').
General formula:DADD(d,n,dateunits).
Regards,
Govindu

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 "'" + this.gReturnItem + "', '" + this.gMonth + "', '" + (parseInt(this.gYear)-1) + "', '" + this.gFormat + "'" +
 ");" +
 "\"><<<\/A>]</TD><TD ALIGN=center>");
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 "javascript:window.opener.Build(" +
 "'" + this.gReturnItem + "', '" + prevMM + "', '" + prevYYYY + "', '" + this.gFormat + "'" +
 ");" +
 "\"><<\/A>]</TD><TD ALIGN=center>");
 this.wwrite("[<A HREF=\"javascript:window.print();\">Print</A>]</TD><TD ALIGN=center>");
 this.wwrite("[<A HREF=\"" +
 "javascript:window.opener.Build(" +
 "'" + this.gReturnItem + "', '" + nextMM + "', '" + nextYYYY + "', '" + this.gFormat + "'" +
 ");" +
 "\">><\/A>]</TD><TD ALIGN=center>");
 this.wwrite("[<A HREF=\"" +
 "javascript:window.opener.Build(" +
 "'" + this.gReturnItem + "', '" + this.gMonth + "', '" + (parseInt(this.gYear)+1) + "', '" + this.gFormat + "'" +
 ");" +
 "\">>><\/A>]</TD></TR></TABLE> ");
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 vCode = this.getMonthlyCalendarCode();
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 this.gWinCal.document.close();
Calendar.prototype.showY = function() {
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 var vxf = 285; // X-Factor
 var vyf = 200; // Y-Factor
 var vxm = 10; // X-margin
 var vym; // Y-margin
 if (isIE) vym = 75;
 else if (isNav) vym = 25;
 this.gWinCal.document.open();
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 this.wwrite("<head><title>Calendar</title>");
 this.wwrite("<style type='text/css'>\n\n</style>");
 this.wwrite("</head>");
 this.wwrite("<body " +
 "link=\"" + this.gLinkColor + "\" " +
 "vlink=\"" + this.gLinkColor + "\" " +
 "alink=\"" + this.gLinkColor + "\" " +
 "text=\"" + this.gTextColor + "\">");
 this.wwrite("");
 this.wwrite("Year : " + this.gYear);
 this.wwrite(" ");
 // Show navigation buttons
 var prevYYYY = parseInt(this.gYear) - 1;
 var nextYYYY = parseInt(this.gYear) + 1;
 this.wwrite("<TABLE WIDTH='100%' BORDER=1 CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 BGCOLOR='#e0e0e0'><TR><TD ALIGN=center>");
 this.wwrite("[<A HREF=\"" +
 "javascript:window.opener.Build(" +
 "'" + this.gReturnItem + "', null, '" + prevYYYY + "', '" + this.gFormat + "'" +
 ");" +
 "\" alt='Prev Year'><<<\/A>]</TD><TD ALIGN=center>");
 this.wwrite("[<A HREF=\"javascript:window.print();\">Print</A>]</TD><TD ALIGN=center>");
 this.wwrite("[<A HREF=\"" +
 "javascript:window.opener.Build(" +
 "'" + this.gReturnItem + "', null, '" + nextYYYY + "', '" + this.gFormat + "'" +
 ");" +
 "\">>><\/A>]</TD></TR></TABLE> ");
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 var j;
 for (i=11; i>=0; i--) {
 if (isIE)
 this.wwrite("<DIV ID=\"layer" + i + "\" CLASS=\"lclass" + i + "\">");
 else if (isNav)
 this.wwrite("<LAYER ID=\"layer" + i + "\" CLASS=\"lclass" + i + "\">");
 this.gMonth = i;
 this.gMonthName = Calendar.get_month(this.gMonth);
 vCode = this.getMonthlyCalendarCode();
 this.wwrite(this.gMonthName + "/" + this.gYear + " ");
 this.wwrite(vCode);
 if (isIE)
 this.wwrite("</DIV>");
 else if (isNav)
 this.wwrite("</LAYER>");
 this.wwrite(" </body></html>");
 this.gWinCal.document.close();
Calendar.prototype.wwrite = function(wtext) {
 this.gWinCal.document.writeln(wtext);
Calendar.prototype.wwriteA = function(wtext) {
 this.gWinCal.document.write(wtext);
Calendar.prototype.cal_header = function() {
 var vCode = "";
 vCode = vCode + "<TR>";
 vCode = vCode + "<TD WIDTH='14%'>Sun</TD>";
 vCode = vCode + "<TD WIDTH='14%'>Mon</TD>";
 vCode = vCode + "<TD WIDTH='14%'>Tue</TD>";
 vCode = vCode + "<TD WIDTH='14%'>Wed</TD>";
 vCode = vCode + "<TD WIDTH='14%'>Thu</TD>";
 vCode = vCode + "<TD WIDTH='14%'>Fri</TD>";
 vCode = vCode + "<TD WIDTH='16%'>Sat</TD>";
 vCode = vCode + "</TR>";
 return vCode;
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 var vDate = new Date();
 vDate.setDate(1);
 vDate.setMonth(this.gMonth);
 vDate.setFullYear(this.gYear);
 var vFirstDay=vDate.getDay();
 var vDay=1;
 var vLastDay=Calendar.get_daysofmonth(this.gMonth, this.gYear);
 var vOnLastDay=0;
 var vCode = "";
 Get day for the 1st of the requested month/year..
 Place as many blank cells before the 1st day of the month as necessary.
 vCode = vCode + "<TR>";
 for (i=0; i<vFirstDay; i++) {
 vCode = vCode + "<TD WIDTH='14%'" + this.write_weekend_string(i) + "> </TD>";
 // Write rest of the 1st week
 for (j=vFirstDay; j<7; j++) {
 vCode = vCode + "<TD WIDTH='14%'" + this.write_weekend_string(j) + ">" +
 "<A HREF='#' " +
 "onClick=\"self.opener.document." + this.gReturnItem + ".value='" +
 this.format_data(vDay) +
 "';window.close();\">" +
 this.format_day(vDay) +
 "</A>" +
 "</TD>";
 vDay=vDay + 1;
 vCode = vCode + "</TR>";
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 for (k=2; k<7; k++) {
 vCode = vCode + "<TR>";
 for (j=0; j<7; j++) {
 vCode = vCode + "<TD WIDTH='14%'" + this.write_weekend_string(j) + ">" +
 "<A HREF='#' " +
 "onClick=\"self.opener.document." + this.gReturnItem + ".value='" +
 this.format_data(vDay) +
 "';window.close();\">" +
 this.format_day(vDay) +
 "</A>" +
 "</TD>";
 vDay=vDay + 1;
 if (vDay > vLastDay) {
 vOnLastDay = 1;
 break;
 if (j == 6)
 vCode = vCode + "</TR>";
 if (vOnLastDay == 1)
 break;
 // Fill up the rest of last week with proper blanks, so that we get proper square blocks
 for (m=1; m<(7-j); m++) {
 if (this.gYearly)
 vCode = vCode + "<TD WIDTH='14%'" + this.write_weekend_string(j+m) +
 "> </TD>";
 else
 vCode = vCode + "<TD WIDTH='14%'" + this.write_weekend_string(j+m) +
 ">" + m + "</TD>";
 return vCode;
Calendar.prototype.format_day = function(vday) {
 var vNowDay = gNow.getDate();
 var vNowMonth = gNow.getMonth();
 var vNowYear = gNow.getFullYear();
 if (vday == vNowDay && this.gMonth == vNowMonth && this.gYear == vNowYear)
 return ("" + vday + "");
 else
 return (vday);
Calendar.prototype.write_weekend_string = function(vday) {
 var i;
 // Return special formatting for the weekend day.
 for (i=0; i<weekend.length; i++) {
 if (vday == weekend)
 return (" BGCOLOR=\"" + weekendColor + "\"");
 return "";
Calendar.prototype.format_data = function(p_day) {
 var vData;
 var vMonth = 1 + this.gMonth;
 vMonth = (vMonth.toString().length < 2) ? "0" + vMonth : vMonth;
 var vMon = Calendar.get_month(this.gMonth).substr(0,3).toUpperCase();
 var vFMon = Calendar.get_month(this.gMonth).toUpperCase();
 var vY4 = new String(this.gYear);
 var vY2 = new String(this.gYear.substr(2,2));
 var vDD = (p_day.toString().length < 2) ? "0" + p_day : p_day;
/* switch (this.gFormat) {
 case "MM\/DD\/YYYY" :
 vData = vMonth + "\/" + vDD + "\/" + vY4;
 break;
 case "MM\/DD\/YY" :
 vData = vMonth + "\/" + vDD + "\/" + vY2;
 break;
 case "MM-DD-YYYY" :
 vData = vMonth + "-" + vDD + "-" + vY4;
 break;
 case "MM-DD-YY" :
 vData = vMonth + "-" + vDD + "-" + vY2;
 break;
 case "DD\/MON\/YYYY" :
 vData = vDD + "\/" + vMon + "\/" + vY4;
 break;
 case "DD\/MON\/YY" :
 vData = vDD + "\/" + vMon + "\/" + vY2;
 break;
 case "DD-MON-YYYY" :
 vData = vDD + "-" + vMon + "-" + vY4;
 break;
 case "DD-MON-YY" :
 vData = vDD + "-" + vMon + "-" + vY2;
 break;
 case "DD\/MONTH\/YYYY" :
 vData = vDD + "\/" + vFMon + "\/" + vY4;
 break;
 case "DD\/MONTH\/YY" :
 vData = vDD + "\/" + vFMon + "\/" + vY2;
 break;
 case "DD-MONTH-YYYY" :
 vData = vDD + "-" + vFMon + "-" + vY4;
 break;
 case "DD-MONTH-YY" :
 vData = vDD + "-" + vFMon + "-" + vY2;
 break;
 case "DD\/MM\/YYYY" :
 vData = vDD + "\/" + vMonth + "\/" + vY4;
 break;
 case "DD\/MM\/YY" :
 vData = vDD + "\/" + vMonth + "\/" + vY2;
 break;
 case "DD-MM-YYYY" :
 vData = vDD + "-" + vMonth + "-" + vY4;
 break;
 case "DD-MM-YY" :
 vData = vDD + "-" + vMonth + "-" + vY2;
 break;
 default :
 vData = vMonth + "\/" + vDD + "\/" + vY4;
vData = vY4vMonthvDD ;
//vData = vDD"."vMonth"."vY4;
 return vData;
function Build(p_item, p_month, p_year, p_format) {
 var p_WinCal = ggWinCal;
 gCal = new Calendar(p_item, p_WinCal, p_month, p_year, p_format);
 // Customize your Calendar here..
 gCal.gBGColor="white";
 gCal.gLinkColor="black";
 gCal.gTextColor="black";
 gCal.gHeaderColor="darkgreen";
 // Choose appropriate show function
 if (gCal.gYearly) gCal.showY();
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function show_calendar() {
 p_month : 0-11 for Jan-Dec; 12 for All Months.
 p_year : 4-digit year
 p_format: Date format (mm/dd/yyyy, dd/mm/yy, ...)
 p_item : Return Item.
 p_item = arguments[0];
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 p_month = arguments[1];
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 p_year = new String(gNow.getFullYear().toString());
 else
 p_year = arguments[2];
 if (arguments[3] == null)
 p_format = "MM/DD/YYYY";
 else
 p_format = arguments[3];
 vWinCal = window.open("", "Calendar",
 "width=300,height=250,status=no,resizable=no,top=100,left=100");
 vWinCal.opener = self;
 ggWinCal = vWinCal;
 Build(p_item, p_month, p_year, p_format);
Yearly Calendar Code Starts here
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 p_year = new String(gNow.getFullYear().toString());
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 p_format = "MM/DD/YYYY";
 var vWinCal = window.open("", "Calendar", "scrollbars=yes");
 vWinCal.opener = self;
 ggWinCal = vWinCal;
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