mailchimp - how to add default value for date field? - mailchimp

I want add a date field into Mailchimp with default value
name: gen
type: date
value: 2019-01-01
The instructions do not explain how to do it
I tried this values:
01/01/2019
2019-01-01
but when new user subrscribes to list,
i don't see any default value

Per documentation, "Default merge tag values will only display in campaigns, and not in your list fields."

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I want to apply a ifelse condition regardless of the ID number
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I have added a new calculated field "month" in data set with following formula:
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As a result i get new column with strings like "01", "02" etc.
I've created a new parameter:
name: Month
Data type: string
Values: multiple values: {01, 02, 03 ....}
I've created a new control:
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Values: Link to a data set field -> Data set -> Month column
I've created a new filter for Month columns, based on Month parameter
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extract("MM",{create_at})
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I have two lists w/ the following details:
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List 2: JobType2; Columns: Title, JobType1 (lookup of Title column of List 1)
On List 3 (Request), I am trying to use PowerApps and I have two fields that are lookups of the two lists:
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JobType2 - lookup field that uses the Title column of List 2
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I have created a Form called Record1 where I can only add values in the field called EndChainage, while in the field StartChainage I use the following expression:
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How can I make the Table to get automatically updated by the calculated fields of the Form?
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Here is a screenshot of my work with random filler dates and values: http://i.imgur.com/hFapS8c.png
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