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Populate Planner Due date based on plus 91 days from a forms field

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Hi

 

Can anyone advise how to populate a Due Date in Planner taken from a date field in Forms with 91 days added?  The date field is not a time stamp.

 

I am currently taking the forms data into an excel sheet (which also has a column that calculates the future date =WORKDAY([@[Date of Health Check]],65) - but I can't get this or the original entry from the Form to populate the Due date in the planner task.

 

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  • Nived_Nambiar Profile Picture
    18,138 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi @EmmaMc 

     

    Just tried with sample form with date field like below

    Nived_Nambiar_0-1680342743138.png

     

    Date value obtained from form: 

    Nived_Nambiar_1-1680342776271.png

     

     

    Now i have used the below expression to add 91 days to form field date like below

    addDays(outputs('Get_response_details')?['body/r48708db6463a4efaa7221cb64371cb21'],91,'yyyy-MM-dd')
     
    Highlighted part, you have to replace the date dynamic variable, in my case it was enter date
    Nived_Nambiar_2-1680342884614.png

     

    Results got:

    Nived_Nambiar_3-1680342905038.png

     

    Hope it helps 🙂

    Mark it as solution if resolves your query 🙂

  • EmmaMc Profile Picture
    4 on at

    Sorry Nived N - I didn't understand your response so unable to know where to apply the formula.  I've pasted below the area in the flow and it's the 'Due Date Time' field I need to populate with +91 days from the 'start date time' field.

     

    EmmaMc_0-1680702691632.png

    Does that make more sense?  I'm not great on the whole formulas piece so grateful for any suggestions.  Thanks.

  • Nived_Nambiar Profile Picture
    18,138 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi @EmmaMc 

     

    You have to enter the expression in due date like below

    Nived_Nambiar_0-1680703512018.png

     

    then click ok button to make the expression appear on due date field.

     

    Also make changes in expression as said accordingly earlier 🙂

  • EmmaMc Profile Picture
    4 on at

    Hi Nived, sorry but this still isn't working.  Any chance you can send a video of what you are doing and how you are selecting the inputs to get the calculation?  Much appreciated.

  • Nived_Nambiar Profile Picture
    18,138 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi @EmmaMc 

     

    Do you need to know how to enter the expression values ?

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