Calculation of Due Dates

[Vicki]

Wondering whether Outlook can calculate due dates? Many
times law firms have to submit documents within 30 days
from a certain date, and it would be handy to be able to
let the software calculate a due date based on a starting
date we provide. Is that possible? Thanks.

 

[Mason Cooper]

This one is something I didn't know until a few weeks ago.
In Outlook, go to your calendar and press Ctrl+G to bring up the goto
window, under the Date, type '30 days ahead' or '30 days before' (minus the
apostrophe) and it will jump to the desired date!

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

type 30d in the date field of an appointment or task form. enter 345p for
times. outlook will understand

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