Returns the normal date (as opposed to the closing date) for the
argument Date.
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NormalDate := NORMALDATE(Date)
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Parameters
- Date
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Type: Date
The input date. You can enter a closing date or a normal date. A
run-time error occurs if the value of Date is set to the undefined
date (0D).
Property Value/Return Value
Type: Date
The resulting normal date. If the input date is either a normal
date or a closing date, then the return value is a normal date.
Remarks
Example 1
The input date is a normal date. This code example requires that
you create the following variables and text constants in the C/AL
Globals window.
| Variable name |
DataType |
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InputDate
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Date
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OutputDate
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Date
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| Text constant name |
ENU value |
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Text000
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The normal date for %1 is %2.
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InputDate := 040409D;
OutputDate := NORMALDATE(InputDate);
MESSAGE(Text000, InputDate, OutputDate);
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On a computer with the regional format set to English (United
States), the message window displays the following:
The normal date for 04/04/09 is 04/04/09.
Example 2
The input date is a closing date. This code example requires
that you create the following variables and text constants in the
C/AL Globals window.
| Variable name |
DataType |
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InputDate
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Date
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OutputDate
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Date
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| Text constant name |
ENU value |
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Text001
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The normal date for %1 is %2.
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InputDate := CLOSINGDATE(040409D);
OutputDate := NORMALDATE(InputDate);
MESSAGE(Text001, InputDate, OutputDate);
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On a computer with the regional format set to English (United
States), the message window displays the following:
The normal date for C04/04/09 is 04/04/09.
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