@Abhind

I think you are on the right track, setting up a formula field and leveraging the AddYears() function. However, you need the data label of the field and not the anchor text string in the formula. Replace \datesigned\ with the actual data label, e.g. “Date Signed” for the field to make it work.

This Docusign Support article has more information on working with Dates in a formula.

Thank you Michael,

I tried using the label but it’s still coming as blank. Should the formula be placed in “Initial Value” box?

Also is there an option of using Today’s date in this formula like AddYears(“Today”,-2)?

Thanks for your response

Placing the AddYears  formula in Initial value just prints the formula and does not calculate the date

@Abhind 

See the following set up in Docusign eSignature. No, there is no Today() function in Docusign eSignature. You can only use number and date fields in your envelope. They need to belong to the same recipient.

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@mrave

The formula you posted was very helpful. I need to add 1 year to the date signed but when I input the formula addyears((datesigned1],+1) there is an error for +1. what is needed to make this work?

Hello @James1298,

Thank you for reaching out.

Can you try removing the “+” and leave just the “1”. For example, addYears(�datesigned1],1)

I hope that helps!

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