ACCESS: Default Value for a Table Feild

gheyman

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I have a field that is a Date/Time. It is a required field so I want to put a default in it. I want to add an expression that will give me 90 days from the date the record was entered.

I don't think it is =NOW()+90 because I think that includes time. Is it Date()+90?
 

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I was away from my Access Program when I created the question. I had to leave for a Flight. Since then I did try it and it did not work.
 
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Date()+90 is ninety days from now, so it should work.
 
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