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Calculating a Date in SharePoint

Calculating a Date in SharePoint

Calculating a Date in SharePoint

I need to calculate a date in SharePoint (e.g. adding seven days to a start date in order to get the due date), and if the start date is blank, then the calculated field is showing a date in the 1900s. How can I fix this issue?

You need to use the ISBLANK function for this plan to work. Here's an example:

=IF(ISBLANK([Start Date]),"00/00/00",( [Start Date]+7))

If the Start Date is blank, then the calculated field will be populated with 00/00/00. If it isn’t blank, then it will be the start date plus seven days.


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