Now and again, I have to pretend that I am a report monkey. SQL Server Reporting Services makes that easy, since most of things are relatively intuitive. Today, I got to figure out (and by 'figure out,' I mean 'Google') the easiest way to create report parameters that default to the first and last days of the current month. The following is what I came up... Surprised that there is not a function to readily do this. So, without further ado, for my future reference, I present the following expressions.
The first of the current month:
The first of the current month:
=FormatDateTime(
dateserial(year(Today), month(Today), 1),
DateFormat.ShortDate -- Format as mm/dd/yyyy
)
The last day of the current month:
=FormatDateTime(
DateAdd(
"d",
-1,
DateAdd(
"m",
1,
dateserial(year(Today), month(Today), 1)
)
),
DateFormat.ShortDate
)
And free of formatting and comments, for your copy-and-paste convenience:
=FormatDateTime(dateserial(year(Today),month(Today),1), DateFormat.ShortDate)
=FormatDateTime(DateAdd("d", -1, DateAdd("m", 1, dateserial(year(Today),month(Today),1))), DateFormat.ShortDate)
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