DATEADD Add specified number of days to a date variable |
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This script command is used to add a specified number of days to a date variable.
Note: The %date internal variable should not be passed directly in the [ variable ] argument of this command. To use the value of %date with DATEADD you must first assigned its value to to an intermediate user defined variable, and then pass that user defined variable as an argument.
Consider the example below where 14 days is added to a variable containing the current date.
DATEADD today 14 DISPLAY today
The number of days to add may also be expressed in a variable as shown below.
SET today = %date SETNUM days = 14 DATEADD today days DISPLAY today
Related Command(s): DATESUB, IFDATE, DATETIMEADD, DATETIMESUB, IFDATETIME See also: Using the %date, %datetime, and %time Variables
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