Can I Use Datetimepicker In Sharepoint?

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hi guys. I'm a beginner developer in SharePoint and i want to have this scenario:
i want to get item from list and then calculate days of working between two dates
example 3 march 2015 and 2 July 2015 how can i achieve this?

Posted 3-Jul-15 3:23am

Nderon Hiseni

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KaushalJB 3-Jul-15 9:43am

Yes can perform that !! I hope you can perform some logic and perform

Nderon Hiseni 3-Jul-15 9:46am

any idea how can i do this by you or any solution with c#

KaushalJB 3-Jul-15 9:48am

Yes.. many ideas !! But CP is "For those who code".. I wish you had tried some and then posted the question with some issue in that !!

Nderon Hiseni 3-Jul-15 9:51am

one question i have created a column and datatype is datetime now from c# i dont know the string format to do that i tried mm/dd/yyyy with value 01/01/2015 you know something here

KaushalJB 3-Jul-15 9:57am

Not sure where you going !! Can you update your question with the code that you done till now, so it would be easy to understand and help too !! and yes do mention.. are you using Client object model or Server object model of SharePoint?

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