Examine the following Blue Prism Process diagram:
The ‘New Date’ data item is a date data type and has no initial value.
The Calculation stage Properties window is displayed below:
What will happen when you execute the ‘Create New Date’ stage?
Examine the following Blue Prism Process diagram:
The ‘New Date’ data item is a date data type and has no initial value.
The Calculation stage Properties window is displayed below:
What will happen when you execute the ‘Create New Date’ stage?
The DateAdd function adjusts a date by a specified interval. Here, DateAdd(0, 1, Today()) is used. In this function, the first argument (0) represents the interval type, which signifies a year interval. The second argument (1) indicates that 1 year should be added. Therefore, 1 year will be added to today's date, and the result will be stored in the 'New Date' data item.
A, DateAdd (0, 1, Today()) Interval: 0 = Year 1 = 1 year So add 1 year on top of Today() Reference: https://www.rpaforum.net/threads/what-is-meant-by-intervals-in-dateadd-datediff-formatdate.8469/
A is the answer
A is correct
A is the correct answer!!