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How do i validate dates in datetime column datacard in powerapps

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I have a dataverse table and two datetime columns named Effective start date and Effective end date and other choice coulmn with values ["Quater1 ","Quater2 ","Quater3 ","Quater4 "]  in powerapps if i select Quater1 from choice column , the datetime datacard for effective start date and enddate should display only dates of jan ,feb , and march.

 

if i select Quater2   the datetime datacard for effective start date and enddate should display only dates of April ,May , and June

if i select Quater3   the datetime datacard for effective start date and enddate should display only dates of July ,August , and Sept only.

 

it should only allow me to select that quater dates 

 

 

how do i achieve this ??

please help me this 

 

 

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  • SpongYe Profile Picture
    5,909 Super User 2026 Season 2 on at

    @Nida_Sayedi 

     

    A way to validate the dates in the datetime column datacard in PowerApps is to use the MinDate and MaxDate properties of the Date Picker control. You can set these properties based on the selected value of the choice column.

     

    For example, if you have a choice column named Quarter and a date picker named StartDate, you can set the MinDate property of StartDate as follows:

    If(
     Quarter.Selected.Value = "Quater1", 
     Date(Year(Today()), 1, 1), 
     Quarter.Selected.Value = "Quater2", 
     Date(Year(Today()), 4, 1), 
     Quarter.Selected.Value = "Quater3", 
     Date(Year(Today()), 7, 1), 
     Quarter.Selected.Value = "Quater4", 
     Date(Year(Today()), 10, 1)
    )

    This will ensure that the user can only select dates from the first day of the selected quarter.

     

    Similarly, you can set the MaxDate property of StartDate as follows:

    If(
     Quarter.Selected.Value = "Quater1", 
     Date(Year(Today()), 3, 31), 
     Quarter.Selected.Value = "Quater2", 
     Date(Year(Today()), 6, 30), 
     Quarter.Selected.Value = "Quater3", 
     Date(Year(Today()), 9, 30), 
     Quarter.Selected.Value = "Quater4", 
     Date(Year(Today()), 12, 31)
    )

    This will ensure that the user can only select dates until the last day of the selected quarter. You can use the same logic for the EndDate date picker as well.

     

    If you have any questions or feedback, please let me know. Have a great day! 😊

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