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That is fairly simple if you use VBA:<br />
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ActiveDocument.Tables(1).C<wbr />ells(1,1).<wbr />Range.text<wbr /> = Format(DateAdd(&quot;d&quot;,14, Now&quot;), &quot;dd/MM/yyyy&quot;)<br />
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If you want to use a Word fields it can be much more difficult. See this site:<br />
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<a href="http://addbalance.com/word/datefields2.htm" rel="ugc">http://addbalance.com/word/datefields2.htm</a>
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That is fairly simple if you use VBA:

e.g.
ActiveDocument.Tables(1).Cells(1,1).Range.text = Format(DateAdd("d",14, Now"), "dd/MM/yyyy")

If you want to use a Word fields it can be much more difficult. See this site:

http://addbalance.com/word/datefields2.htm [http://addbalance.com/word/datefields2.htm]

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Greatly appreciated. &nbsp;Graham, unfortunatley I'm not familiar with VBA, but the link was informative.
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Greatly appreciated.  Graham, unfortunatley I'm not familiar with VBA, but the link was informative.

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I would like a table cell in Word 2003 to autofill with the current date PLUS 14 days. &nbsp;I can autofill with the current date but I need an experation date field.r
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I would like a table cell in Word 2003 to autofill with the current date PLUS 14 days.  I can autofill with the current date but I need an experation date field.r

Word 2003 Date Autofill

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