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Posted on by tguckiran

I created a calendar in SharePoint and I added in PowerApps like data.
Users can not select after days or next days. It is okay for my app actually.
But I want to add some innovation if it is possible.

I want the previous or next days to appear in a different color, so that the user can more easily understand that they cannot select them.

Is it possible?

I am sharing the code that I have made it unable to make a selection below in case it may help others.

If(Self.SelectedDate > Today() || Self.SelectedDate < Today() , Reset(Self))

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Devvj 1,132 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi,
you could use the DateAdd() to add or subtract days for your logic, for example "DateAdd(Today(), 1)" will give you "tomorrows date" and "DateAdd(Today(), -1)" will give you "yesterdays date".

Hope that makes things easier.

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tguckiran 36 on at

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Hi,
Unfortunately my request does not match your answer.
I want,
When the user click the calendar, have to seen red or different color for past and next days.

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developerAJ 4,763 on at

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i guess u r using a calendar screen and built calendar

Use below code as fill property

If( DateAdd(_firstDayInView, ThisItem.Value) <> Today() && DateAdd(_firstDayInView, ThisItem.Value) = _dateSelected, RGBA(0,0,0,0), DateAdd(_firstDayInView, ThisItem.Value) <> Today(), ColorFade(Subcircle1.Fill, 0.67), Abs(Self.Text - ThisItem.Value) > 10,RGBA(200, 200, 200, 0.3), RGBA(0, 0, 0, 0))

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tguckiran 36 on at

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Hi,
Firstly thank you for answer,
When I wrote this code in fill section I saw lots of mistake in formula bar. This code is not working for me. I don't understand why.

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tguckiran 36 on at

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When I write this code in the Fill section
The user saw it in red because the default selection is older than today's date.
When he opens the calendar, the past days not see red.

If(
DataCardValue5.SelectedDate < Today(),
Color.Red, // Past dates should be in red
If(
DataCardValue5.SelectedDate > Today(),
Color.Red, // Future dates should also be in red
Color.Black // Today's date can remain in default color (black)
)
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