TimeScale.GetPrevDate(DateTime) Method

Subtracts a time interval equivalent to a scale unit to the argument value.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraScheduler

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraScheduler.v19.2.Core.dll

Declaration

C#

public DateTime GetPrevDate(
    DateTime date
)

VB.NET

Public Function GetPrevDate(
    date As Date
) As Date

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
date	DateTime	A DateTime value.

Returns

Type	Description
DateTime	A DateTime value.

Remarks

Navigates one step back on a time scale.

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C#

three-discontinuous-custom-time-scales-for-the-timeline-view-e1480/CS/HideWeekends/TimeScaleLessThanDayTests.cs#L35

int count = 1000;
DateTime date = scale.GetPrevDate(DateTime.Now);

VB.NET

three-discontinuous-custom-time-scales-for-the-timeline-view-e1480/VB/HideWeekends/TimeScaleLessThanDayTests.vb#L35

Dim count As Integer = 1000
Dim [date] As Date = scale.GetPrevDate(Date.Now)