How do I add a single day to ${now;date(op=dd-MM-yyyy)}

[Erik Christensen]

Can't figure out how to generate a document with a date for tomorrow.

i.e. ${tomorrow;date(op=dd-MM-yyyy)}

I know of ${now;date(op=dd-MM-yyyy)}, but I have no idea how to add ONE day to that formula.

[Erik Christensen]

I found this mention of adjusting Dates in Google Plus' community for Ultradox

var d = new Date("${now;date(op=dd/MM/yyyy)}"); d.setDate(d.getDate()-7);

I'm assuming that modifies the date pulled from TODAY, but I have no idea how to get that into a Google Doc where I currently use the variable ${now;date(op=dd-MM-yyyy)}

How would I build this into a workflow so I can generate the date for tomorrow (i.e. d.getDate()+1);    ?

[Daniel Florey]

This came up several times so I guess it is a good idea to add this to the date renderer...

I'll add a few more options and it would be great if you could test if it works for you. I'll let you know when a new version is online.

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[Erik Christensen]

Definitely can test for you!

Please let me know!

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[Daniel Florey]

Shoud be ready now. You'll have a bunch of new options...

addDay

addWeek

addMonth

addYear

addMinute

addHour

...which take positive and negative values.

To print tomorrows date you can do it like this:

${now;date(op=short;addDay=1)}

[Erik Christensen]

Damn!

That was fast : )

[Kyle Lacey]

You don't yet have an example of this at http://help.ultradox.com/en/templates.html#daterenderer