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[C#] DateTimePicker: MinDate e Range Hour

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[C#] DateTimePicker: MinDate e Range Hour

Roberto Salemi

Roberto Salemi

11yAsked Apr 22, 2015, 5:45 AM1kVisual Basic .NET

Hi,

in DateTimePicker I would set MinDate equals to Now, but I would that user can select the range of hours beewten 00 e 23.

I set:

[code]

datetimeScheduled.MinDate = DateTime.Now;

[/code]

if Now is 22/04/2015 11:39, the user can't select 22/04/2015 09:00

Thanks.

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Roberto Salemi11y ago
Very easy:

datetimeScheduled.MinDate = DateTime.Today;

I'm sorry for my distraction.