Hi, you have a date and you want to add or subtract days, add months, years and subtract it. You may encounter a situation like this, for example, the date you have given may be February 29 days, the following function takes care of this process by itself. When you add 1 day on February 28, February 29 will come, not March 1.
* Subtract 1 day gs_popup-tarih = cl_reca_date=>add_to_date( EXPORTING id_days = -1 id_date = gs_popup-tarih ). * Add 1 Day gs_popup-tarih = cl_reca_date=>add_to_date( EXPORTING id_days = 1 id_date = gs_popup-tarih ). * Add 1 month gs_popup-tarih = cl_reca_date=>add_to_date( EXPORTING id_months = 1 id_date = gs_popup-tarih ).
For example, February takes 29 days in 2020, as a result, I added 1 day to February 28.
Here, I take out 1 day from March 1,
