Conversion from string "31/7/2018" to type 'date' is not valid.

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TxtStartDate.Value = CDate("1/" & Today.Month & "/" & Today.Year)
TxtEndDate.Value = CDate(Date.DaysInMonth(Today.Year, Today.Month) & "/" & Today.Month & "/" & Today.Year)
loaddata()

What I have tried:

tried one solution but same
TxtStartDate.Value = CDate("1/" & Today.Month & "/" & Today.Year)
TxtEndDate.Value = CDate(Date.DaysInMonth(Today.Year, Today.Month) & "/" & Today.Month & "/" & Today.Year)
loaddata()
but same error

Posted 20-Jul-18 21:37pm

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Updated 20-Jul-18 21:59pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2018-07-20T22:00:00

Solution 1

Just create a new DateTime value and pass that to SQL:

VB

Dim now As DateTime = DateTime.Now
Dim year As Integer = now.Year
Dim month As Integer = now.Month 
Dim day As Integer = DateTime.DaysInMonth(year, month)
Dim dt As new DateTime(year, month, day)

Posted 20-Jul-18 22:00pm

OriginalGriff