Hi Team,
I want to get the date of every monday all the year. Could you please let me know how to get that?
E.g In february - all monday dates are 3, 10, 17, 24
Thanks,
Ula
Hi Team,
I want to get the date of every monday all the year. Could you please let me know how to get that?
E.g In february - all monday dates are 3, 10, 17, 24
Thanks,
Ula
@Boopathi This is the one thing I can think of as of now.
Hi @Boopathi,
AllDatesInMonth(year, month).Where(i => i.DayOfWeek == DayOfWeek.Monday)
Following function will give you collection of dates that falls on Monday.
Didn’t know about that
Thanks, @Ragu9060
@MartianxSpace its a Linq query, this is similar to select queries.
If you need to learn more on Linq look into the below link.
@Ragu9060 Can we use that query as it is Directly in UiPath, by assigning it to a variable?
@supermanPunch please provide more details on your question.
@Ragu9060 The Linq Query you Suggested , how do i use it?
@supermanPunch simply use a assign activity, pass your linq query to right side of assign activity. To the left create a variable, linq query returns a collection of data so create a variable with data type related to collection like arrays.
@Ragu9060 “AllDatesInMonth” is it a variable?
Its a function @MartianxSpace
@Ragu9060 I mean I know a bit of Linq Query , My Question was in the Query :
AllDatesInMonth(year, month).Where(i => i.DayOfWeek == DayOfWeek.Monday)
We can’t use => operator in terms of UiPath
@Ragu9060 I am not able to use this funtion
DateTime.DaysInMonth(year,month)
Try using this instead of AllDatesInMonth
@Ragu9060 I got it now, I was confused for a bit
@Ragu9060 But Still not able to Use Where condition with it
Actually DaysInMonth will return a int which is the count of days in the month. Try to convert the count into collection then it will work.
@MartianxSpace Can you share the workflow you created ?
@supermanPunch Here is the XAML file
Main.xaml (6.7 KB)
@supermanPunch Need to add few things so it can work irrespective of any day. I am working on it.