RE: calculation in date field in Word XP

["Ruiter, Vicki" <Vicki_Ruiter -at- sra -dot- com>]

Well, you can put the date in Excel using =TODAY()+2, save that file, and
create a link to the file object in Word. You have to update the link in
Word every time you want the date to be updated.  A pain, but it doesn't use
VB in the Word file.

Vicki Ruiter
vicki_ruiter -at- sra -dot- com

-----Original Message-----
From: Andrea Brundt
To: TECHWR-L
Sent: 11/17/03 11:41 AM
Subject: calculation in date field in Word XP


Hi!

In Word XP, is there a way to make a date field calculates to (for
example)
two days in the future? For security reasons, I'd like a solution that
doesn't involve VBA.

Thanks,
Andrea


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