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    Getting Yesterday’s Date
    Getting Yesterday’s Date
    February 26, 2021 Feb 26, 2021 02/26/21
    @DoctorDNS
    Q: How can I get yesterday's date? A: You can use a combination of the Get-Date cmdlet and .NET Time/Date methods. First, let's look at dates in PowerShell and .NET Then we can look at how to calculate yesterday and use that in your scripts. Dates in PowerShell Let's start by looking at how you can deal with dates and times. As you ...

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