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Subtracting Days of the Date

To subtract the date with a specified number of days, use the built in shared function of the Date which Date.Today.Add(Days), where Days is a day number. Instead of passing a positive number of days, put a negative sign in it.

Example to subtract 2 days from the current date.

Date.Today.Add(-2)

or you can also use the DateAdd() function and pass a negative day number.

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