Can you debug the microflow, maybe one of the two attributes is empty, furthermore you can try first to make this action in a variable, so create a variable called daysBetween and after that set it on the entity.
hi Selvakumar,
In daysbetween() function you should pass two datetime as argument.
Example: daysBetween(dateTime,dateTime)
$Entity/Today => picked today using [%BeginOfCurrentDay%], instead of this given date and Time as like
$Entity/Expiry_Date => Input from user (Format: Date and Time)
hope it will help you.
Hi Selvakumar,
You can create below microflow & check
Date1 = Input from user
Date 2 = [%BeginOfCurrentDay%]
Days = daysBetween($Date1,$Date2)
hi Selvakumar,
In daysbetween() function you should pass two datetime as argument.
Example: daysBetween(dateTime,dateTime)
$Entity/Today => picked today using [%BeginOfCurrentDay%], instead of this given date and Time as like
$Entity/Expiry_Date => Input from user (Format: Date and Time)
hope it will help you.
hi Selvakumar,
In daysbetween() function you should pass two datetime as argument.
Example: daysBetween(dateTime,dateTime)
$Entity/Today => picked today using [%BeginOfCurrentDay%], instead of this given date and Time as like
$Entity/Expiry_Date => Input from user (Format: Date and Time)
hope it will help you.