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Scripting to check if a date is in a closed period?
Hi,
We use sales orders as a rolling order for a monthly service. We have a single sales order that is raised when the service starts (rather than having a memorised monthly SO).
When the client cancels the service our process is that the single sales order is edited and an end date is put into the SO.
I want to be able to validate this date to make sure the end date can't be in a closed period.
I presume I need to script this but I can't find any reference to how I can check whether a date is in a closed period.
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