you can configure it, but only with a javascript

NWF.FormFiller.Events.RegisterAfterReady(function(){
   NWF$('#' + dateCtrl).datepicker('option',{
       yearRange: "-50:+50",
   })
})
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Thanks so much.  It worked for me.

Great!

Please mark the question answered.

This is exactly what I needed!

In my case, I have a large form with a number of Date Picker controls. So, I actually made a slight change to the code to make it work for all Date Picker controls across the form, and not require any setting changes to the individual controls.

I've replaced this:

NWF$('#' + dateCtrl)‍

with this:

NWF$('.nf-date-picker')‍

Thank you once again Marian Hatala‌!

Ok, so how about those of us using responsive forms? I need a date of birth field, and going back only 10 years is a huge problem. 

unfortunatelly, with responsive forms you're out of luck...

You need to link the function to your action, unless you use @chaddavis  solution to apply it to every date picker action on your form.

To use the function on a single action as @emha suggested do the following:

• Open your Date Picker action



• go to Advanced



• Change 'Store Client ID in JavaScript variable' to Yes



• type 'dateCtrl'.

You can type the ID name you like,  but you have to make sure you update the function as well.

NWF.FormFiller.Events.RegisterAfterReady(function(){
   NWF$('#' + dateCtrl).datepicker('option',{
       yearRange: "-50:+50",
   })
})
‍

Hopefully this helps

con esta funcion puesta en la zona de javascripr de la configuracion del formulario me funciona perfecto, hice un par de ajustes

NWF$(document).ready(function() {  


NWF$('.nf-date-picker').datepicker('option',{


       yearRange: "-50:+50",


   })


})

How are you adding JS to a responsive form or is this for classic only???