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| | Is there a better way how to get time of begin and end of currentweek? Than this? : $DayOfWeekI = (get-date).dayofweek $DateFromDT = (get-date).AddDays(1-$DayOfWeekI) $DateFromDT = [datetime] ("{0:MM}/{0:dd}/{0:yyyy} 00:00:00" -f $DateFromDT) $DateToDT = ($DateFromDT.AddDays(6)) $DateToDT = [datetime] ("{0:MM}/{0:dd}/{0:yyyy} 23:59:59" -f $DateToDT) |
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| | RE: Is there a better way how to get time of begin and end of current Does this do what you want Start of week $s = get-date -hour 0 -minute 0 -second 0 $s.AddDays(-($s).DayOfWeek.value__) end of week $e = get-date -hour 23 -minute 59 -second 59 $e.AddDays(7-($s).DayOfWeek.value__) -- Richard Siddaway Please note that all scripts are supplied "as is" and with no warranty Blog: http://richardsiddaway.spaces.live.com/ PowerShell User Group: http://www.get-psuguk.org.uk "David Kriz" wrote: Quote: > Than this? : > > $DayOfWeekI = (get-date).dayofweek > $DateFromDT = (get-date).AddDays(1-$DayOfWeekI) > $DateFromDT = [datetime] ("{0:MM}/{0:dd}/{0:yyyy} 00:00:00" -f $DateFromDT) > $DateToDT = ($DateFromDT.AddDays(6)) > $DateToDT = [datetime] ("{0:MM}/{0:dd}/{0:yyyy} 23:59:59" -f $DateToDT) > |
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| | Re: Is there a better way how to get time of begin and end of current 1) Thank you very much! :-) 2) There is my final version of this code: $DateFromDT = get-date -hour 0 -minute 0 -second 0 $DateFromDT = $DateFromDT.AddDays(1-($DateFromDT).DayOfWeek.value__) $DateToDT = get-date -hour 23 -minute 59 -second 59 $DateToDT = $DateToDT.AddDays(7-($DateToDT).DayOfWeek.value__) RichS wrote: Quote: > Does this do what you want > > Start of week > $s = get-date -hour 0 -minute 0 -second 0 > $s.AddDays(-($s).DayOfWeek.value__) > > end of week > $e = get-date -hour 23 -minute 59 -second 59 > $e.AddDays(7-($s).DayOfWeek.value__) > |
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