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DatePicker: disable the past days

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Posted on by bitvrbit 45

Hi 🙂

I have a form that has a datepicker and a button for sending input and I would like my users to be able to choose only the current or future dates and not the past ones.

 

What I am doing and inform (visuall) the user that it is an invalid entry. For example, in the app shown below, when the date is selected, the border of the selector is changed and an error message is displayed:

 

DatePicker1.BorderColor: If(DatePicker1.SelectedDate<DateAdd(Today();-7;Days) || DatePicker1.SelectedDate>Today();Red;RGBA(67; 152; 209; 1))
Label1.Text: If(DatePicker1.SelectedDate<DateAdd(Today();-7;Days);"Maximum 2 days before today";DatePicker1.SelectedDate>Today();"Not after today";"")
Label1.Color: Red
Label1.Visible: DatePicker1.SelectedDate<DateAdd(Today();-7;Days) || DatePicker1.SelectedDate>Today()
Button.DisplayMode:If(DatePicker1.SelectedDate<DateAdd(Today();-7;Days) || DatePicker1.SelectedDate>Today();Disabled;Edit)

 All this works perfectly but it works alincontario.io I have to give the possibility to select 7 future not passed.

Thank you all for your help

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    v-bofeng-msft Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @bitvrbit :

    Based on your description, I understand that you are designing such a function:

    Case1: DateAdd(Today();-7;Days)<DatePicker1.SelectedDate<Today()

    • The DatePicker control’s border will turn blue.

    Case2: DatePicker1.SelectedDate>Today()

    • The DatePicker control’s border will turn red.
    • A label will turn on and show “Not after today”
    • The button will change to Disabledmode

    Case3: DateAdd(Today();-7;Days)>DatePicker1.SelectedDate

    • The DatePicker control’s border will turn red.
    • A label will turn on and show “Maximum 2 days before today”
    • The button will change to Disabledmode

    I did a test, the above functions can be achieved very well.

    From your question, it seems that you want to add some functions. I am sorry that I don’t quite understand what needs to be added.

    Could you describe it in detail?

    Best Regards,

    Bof

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