I am comparing two dates but its not working. Please suggest how can i do that. Today date is lesser than Due date but still system going in then condition in place of else.
You don’t need to have your own variable TodayDate. Just use the built-in Today expression.
DateTime.ParseExact(DueDate,“dd/MM/yyyy”,System…Culture) > Today
We just have to write Today only or there is any expression for today date.
“Today” is the expression for today’s date.
@Puneet_Singh
have a look here:
Kindly note: Your screenshot shows:
vs.
your parsing is using a dd/MM/yyyy format.
So dpending on the real occuring format we do choose on of the datetime conversion options:
CDate, DateTime.Parse / ParseExact, Convert.ToDateTime
Any reasons why this was not tried?
As mentioned
- by Paul you can use Today
- by the screenshot a MM/dd/yyyy format we can parse with CDate
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Again you use TODAY not TODAYDATE
Today is a standard expression. It is not a variable. You don’t create a variable named Today. It always exists.
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