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[PXDefault(typeof(AccessInfo.businessDate))] can be used to set default date.But, can I have a way to set the date as businessdate+1?
I don't know how to operate the dates. Can anybody help me?

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[PXDefault(typeof(AccessInfo.businessDate))] can be used to set default date.But, can I have a way to set the date as businessdate+1?
I don't know how to operate the dates. Can anybody help me?

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Michael WangMichael Wang

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[PXDefault(typeof(AccessInfo.businessDate))] can be used to set default date.But, can I have a way to set the date as businessdate+1?
I don't know how to operate the dates. Can anybody help me?

acumatica

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asked Mar 8 at 7:51

Michael WangMichael Wang

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asked Mar 8 at 7:51

Michael WangMichael Wang

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Try setting the FieldDefaulting event on the graph to pull the business date and add to it. Here is an example that I tested in one of my customization projects:

protected virtual void CYHistoryDoc_DocDate_FieldDefaulting(PXCache sender, PXFieldDefaultingEventArgs e)

 e.NewValue = ((DateTime)Accessinfo.BusinessDate).AddDays(1);

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An alternative to @KRichardson answer if you dont want to set graph events. More so if you use the DAC in mulitple graphs creating your own attribute would work. Here is a working example of an Attribute:

public class CurrentDateDefaultAttribute : PXDefaultAttribute

 protected int AddDays;

 public CurrentDateDefaultAttribute() : this(0)
 
 

 public CurrentDateDefaultAttribute(int addDays)
 
 AddDays = addDays;
 

 public override void FieldDefaulting(PXCache sender, PXFieldDefaultingEventArgs e)
 
 e.NewValue = sender.Graph.Accessinfo.BusinessDate.GetValueOrDefault().AddDays(AddDays);
 

Then you would use the attribute in your DAC on your Date field as shown below. Enter in the AddDays property to shift the current date value:

[PXDBDate]
[CurrentDateDefault(1)]
[PXUIField(DisplayName = "My Date")]
public virtual DateTime? MyDate get; set; 

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Try setting the FieldDefaulting event on the graph to pull the business date and add to it. Here is an example that I tested in one of my customization projects:

protected virtual void CYHistoryDoc_DocDate_FieldDefaulting(PXCache sender, PXFieldDefaultingEventArgs e)

 e.NewValue = ((DateTime)Accessinfo.BusinessDate).AddDays(1);

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answered Mar 8 at 13:58

KRichardsonKRichardson

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2

Try setting the FieldDefaulting event on the graph to pull the business date and add to it. Here is an example that I tested in one of my customization projects:

protected virtual void CYHistoryDoc_DocDate_FieldDefaulting(PXCache sender, PXFieldDefaultingEventArgs e)

 e.NewValue = ((DateTime)Accessinfo.BusinessDate).AddDays(1);

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answered Mar 8 at 13:58

KRichardsonKRichardson

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Try setting the FieldDefaulting event on the graph to pull the business date and add to it. Here is an example that I tested in one of my customization projects:

protected virtual void CYHistoryDoc_DocDate_FieldDefaulting(PXCache sender, PXFieldDefaultingEventArgs e)

 e.NewValue = ((DateTime)Accessinfo.BusinessDate).AddDays(1);

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answered Mar 8 at 13:58

KRichardsonKRichardson

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protected virtual void CYHistoryDoc_DocDate_FieldDefaulting(PXCache sender, PXFieldDefaultingEventArgs e)

 e.NewValue = ((DateTime)Accessinfo.BusinessDate).AddDays(1);

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answered Mar 8 at 13:58

KRichardsonKRichardson

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answered Mar 8 at 13:58

KRichardsonKRichardson

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answered Mar 8 at 13:58

KRichardsonKRichardson

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An alternative to @KRichardson answer if you dont want to set graph events. More so if you use the DAC in mulitple graphs creating your own attribute would work. Here is a working example of an Attribute:

public class CurrentDateDefaultAttribute : PXDefaultAttribute

 protected int AddDays;

 public CurrentDateDefaultAttribute() : this(0)
 
 

 public CurrentDateDefaultAttribute(int addDays)
 
 AddDays = addDays;
 

 public override void FieldDefaulting(PXCache sender, PXFieldDefaultingEventArgs e)
 
 e.NewValue = sender.Graph.Accessinfo.BusinessDate.GetValueOrDefault().AddDays(AddDays);
 

Then you would use the attribute in your DAC on your Date field as shown below. Enter in the AddDays property to shift the current date value:

[PXDBDate]
[CurrentDateDefault(1)]
[PXUIField(DisplayName = "My Date")]
public virtual DateTime? MyDate get; set; 

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answered Mar 12 at 13:19

BrendanBrendan

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1

An alternative to @KRichardson answer if you dont want to set graph events. More so if you use the DAC in mulitple graphs creating your own attribute would work. Here is a working example of an Attribute:

public class CurrentDateDefaultAttribute : PXDefaultAttribute

 protected int AddDays;

 public CurrentDateDefaultAttribute() : this(0)
 
 

 public CurrentDateDefaultAttribute(int addDays)
 
 AddDays = addDays;
 

 public override void FieldDefaulting(PXCache sender, PXFieldDefaultingEventArgs e)
 
 e.NewValue = sender.Graph.Accessinfo.BusinessDate.GetValueOrDefault().AddDays(AddDays);
 

Then you would use the attribute in your DAC on your Date field as shown below. Enter in the AddDays property to shift the current date value:

[PXDBDate]
[CurrentDateDefault(1)]
[PXUIField(DisplayName = "My Date")]
public virtual DateTime? MyDate get; set; 

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 12 at 13:19

BrendanBrendan

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An alternative to @KRichardson answer if you dont want to set graph events. More so if you use the DAC in mulitple graphs creating your own attribute would work. Here is a working example of an Attribute:

public class CurrentDateDefaultAttribute : PXDefaultAttribute

 protected int AddDays;

 public CurrentDateDefaultAttribute() : this(0)
 
 

 public CurrentDateDefaultAttribute(int addDays)
 
 AddDays = addDays;
 

 public override void FieldDefaulting(PXCache sender, PXFieldDefaultingEventArgs e)
 
 e.NewValue = sender.Graph.Accessinfo.BusinessDate.GetValueOrDefault().AddDays(AddDays);
 

Then you would use the attribute in your DAC on your Date field as shown below. Enter in the AddDays property to shift the current date value:

[PXDBDate]
[CurrentDateDefault(1)]
[PXUIField(DisplayName = "My Date")]
public virtual DateTime? MyDate get; set; 

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 12 at 13:19

BrendanBrendan

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public class CurrentDateDefaultAttribute : PXDefaultAttribute

 protected int AddDays;

 public CurrentDateDefaultAttribute() : this(0)
 
 

 public CurrentDateDefaultAttribute(int addDays)
 
 AddDays = addDays;
 

 public override void FieldDefaulting(PXCache sender, PXFieldDefaultingEventArgs e)
 
 e.NewValue = sender.Graph.Accessinfo.BusinessDate.GetValueOrDefault().AddDays(AddDays);
 

[PXDBDate]
[CurrentDateDefault(1)]
[PXUIField(DisplayName = "My Date")]
public virtual DateTime? MyDate get; set; 

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 12 at 13:19

BrendanBrendan

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answered Mar 12 at 13:19

BrendanBrendan

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answered Mar 12 at 13:19

BrendanBrendan

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