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i have two dates (vendtrans.TransDate == vendSettlement.TransDate) now i want to ensure if vendSettlement.TransDate date is within 180 days from vendtrans.TransDate how to do it
Hi SachinMittal,
You need to subtract and vendSettlement.TransDate - To get the date difference.
int nosOfDays; nosOfDays = vendtrans.TransDate - vendSettlement.TransDate; if(nosOfDays > 180) { //do something }
Thanks,
Girish S.
Hi Sachin, As Girish mentioned, you can subtract the dates to get the difference and no conversion is required.
Check this thread
community.dynamics.com/.../how-to-calculate-the-number-of-days-in-two-date-and-apply-the-updaterecordset
Sorry I am not clear with your question.
I think you need to check whether vendTrans.TransDate is within 180 days from vendSettlement.TransDate.
So you can directly add dates like below.
vendTrans.TransDate + 180;
It will add 180 days to date value.
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