Converting Date into LDAP Timestamp

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Hello,

I am currently using UiPath to create AD accounts and I need to set the ‘accountExpires’ attribute when creating the account. I noticed the attribute uses the LDAP timestamp format (132382728000000000 = 07/03/2020 1:00:00pm central). I was wondering how I can convert a human readable date (ie: 2020-07-03) into the value I will need to supply for this attribute.

Thanks!

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This will be the format needed (in this case would be a 30 days expire):
DateTime.UtcNow.AddDays(30).ToFileTime()

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Worked! Thank you :slight_smile:.

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