In this article, I will show you how to leverage the DateDiff(), DateAdd(), Weekday(), DateValue(), and Day(), and Today() functions to calculate all sort of dates that are typical to business applications: first and last day of previous month, first and last day of previous quarter, first and last day of previous week, first and last day of current month, first and last day of current…
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Power Apps: Calculating various dates with date functions
In this article, I will show you how to leverage the DateDiff(), DateAdd(), Weekday(), DateValue(), and Day(), and Today() functions to calculate all sort of dates that are typical to business applications: first and last day of previous month, first and last day of previous quarter, first and last day of previous week, first and last day of current month, first and last day of current quarter, first and last day of current week, first and last day of next month, first and last day of next quarter, first and last day of next week, etc.
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