Hello I have a date string if format “13.4.2033”. can somebody pls write me a regex that return true if this string is in the future of current date.
You can do this without regex, if you convert both dates into date time type variables you can use an IF statement like if date1 >= date2
DateTime.ParseExact("13.4.2033","dd.M.yyyy", System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture).Date > now.Date
maybe also the days will be in the 1 digit format, then we use: d.M.yyyy
how do I convert both string into dates?
refer to the post above:
Hi @tomaz
your DateTime value is stored in a new_date which is format “dd/MM/yyyy” then use this expression in below
Date.TryParseExact(new_date.ToString.SubString(0,10),“dd/MM/yyyy”,Nothing,Globalization.DateTimeStyles.None,Nothing)
The output returns true or false.
Regards,
Kaviyarasu N
How can I make a idiot proof sistem that would recognize date “1.1.3000” and “13.4.2024” and “13.11.2025” and “1.12.2025” because I get this error:
“message”: "System.FormatException: String ‘1.1.3000’ was not recognized as a valid DateTime.\r\n at System.DateTime.ParseExact(String s, String format, IFormatProvider provider)\r\n