How to create date using x++

In every programming language, playing with date and time is always complex. As, date has different formats, different regional norms to write and more importantly different ways to store in the memory. In my this article, you will learn how to create date using x++.

Let’s start!

I am sharing a function of x++ which needs three arguments and all in integer data type. These arguments are as follows:

• day
• month
• year

Now, you need to pass these three arguments to the mkDate(int day, int month, int year) function of x++. See the code below:

mkDate(1,12,1900)));
info(strFmt("%1", mkDate(1,12,1900)));

So, in this way you can create date using x++. Moreover, if this helps you, please Like, Comment and Share to help other people.

Note: I have tested this code is tested in D365FO but not in AX 2012.

If you found any ambiguity or a better solution, please feel free to ask.

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Moeen Ahmed Sultan

I am Moeen Ahmed Sultan from Pakistan, an Independent technical consultant for Microsoft business applications. I am Microsoft Certified Professional, I always seek opportunities to showcase my skills in the extensive field of Computer Science. I have successfully championed to the enterprise by working in extensive areas including Microsoft Power Apps, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012, Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations, and Microsoft Share Point Online thereby fueling the industry-wide transition.