CurrDate is not something built in to the aqDateTime, not sure we're you're getting that.
I think what you're looking for is aqDateTime.Today()
aqConvert.DateTimeToFormatStr(aqDateTime.AddDays(aqDateTime.Today(),-1),'%d/%m/%Y')
I am guessing that you read the date off the screen and put it in CurrentDate? Since we can't see the rest of your code, I'm also guessing from the error message that the variable isn't available to this part of the code.
Also make sure that CurrentDate is an actual date and not a string, since that is what aqDateTime is looking for.
Marsha_Rwrote:I am guessing that you read the date off the screen and put it in CurrentDate? Since we can't see the rest of your code, I'm also guessing from the error message that the variable isn't available to this part of the code.
Also make sure that CurrentDate is an actual date and not a string, since that is what aqDateTime is looking for.
No, I just wish to read the date of the screen.
So the date displayed on the screen is yesterday's date. I used property checkpoint with property/method as 'text', condition:equals, value: code expression. Hope this make sense. Cheers
