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Hi Kevin, Do you mind attaching the form so i can take a look? cheers!

Hi Mungui, what version of SharePoint are you using?

Hi typicaldru, what sort of analysis do you have in mind? 

Hi TruFly, Remember the command we used, concat("FormatDate /date=", ., " /format=D") The D in the specifies the format. That parameter came from these list of standard and non-standard ...

Hi, here is a video I can recommend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6l27liMxX4 Let me know if this helps you, if not let me know more about what you are trying to do and I'll see if I can be of any help. cheers! 

 Hello TruFly, I found two problem, one is that there is something wrong with instruction, this was the formula we had concat("FormatDate /.=", ., " /format=D") but it should be changed to concat("FormatDate /date=", ., " /format=D"). Sorry about that. Second, the form has custom ...

 Hello TruFly,  To check you can drag the result to the canvas to see if it not blank or if you don't mind you can attach your form here and I can take a look at it. cheers!     

Hi TruFly, I have a attached a zip file that contains a document. It has step by step procedure on what you need to do. Should take you less than 5 minutes. Cheers!         

Hi TruFly,   Unfortunately without using qRules you will need to write code in order to do what you want. Here are a couple of links that can guide you: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8kb3ddd4.aspx  http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/az4se3k1.aspx qRules is still the easiest way or better yet grab the ...

Hi TruFly,    You can add strings on concat by putting them inside quotes for example concat(field1," - ",field2," and "field3"," @ ",timefield) If you want to custom format your date you can try qRules FormatDate command. You can download a trial of qRules here ...