Jesus Actually, the calculator Richard Built will do that as long as you use Access Date Notation.

For example, If you want to add 30-days to the current date (April 13th, 2026), you would enter:

#Apr 13, 2026# + 30

And the Calculator in the Lesson 7 download will correctly respond with "2026-05-13" (based upon system time/date settings).

Or, to calculate between dates, you enter them both with proper notation. For example, # of days until my birthday, lol:

#May 27, 2026# - Date()

Returns 44, again, as of April 13th

WOW! It does work!!