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Hello @dhevilz,

Thank you very much for using our plugin.

If fieldname1 is the date field, and fieldname2 the number field, the equation in the calculated field (fieldname3) can be implemented as follows:

CDATE(fieldname1+fieldname2, 'mm/dd/yyyy');

To distribute the fields into columns there are different alternatives.

The easiest solution would be to insert a DIV field in the form, selects the “3 Columns” option through its “Columns” attribute, and then drag the fields fieldname1, fieldname2, and fieldname3 into the DIV field in the dashboard.

Please watch the following video:

About default dates in date fields they use the today date by default, but you can enter a different date through their “Default Date” attribute.

Also, if you want leave the date field empty, please, leave empty the “Default Date” and “Predefined Value” attributes, and tick the “Use predefined value as placeholder” checkbox.

In this case, where the date field is empty by default, you should check if it is empty or not in the calculated field as part of the equation before evaluating the mathematical operation. So, you can edit the previous equation as follows:

IF(fieldname1, CDATE(fieldname1+fieldname2, 'mm/dd/yyyy'), '');

Best regards.

 

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