Year Addition
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Avo Assure - User Guide v24.2
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This is a pre-built action in Avo Assure which is Located under the @Generic element category. It instructs the Avo Assure Client to add the given year with the with the year count and save the results in the output variable.
Input: <date>; <number of Years>; <current date format>
Supported date formats:
1. dd/MM/yyyy
2. MM/dd/yyyy
3. MMM/dd/yyyy
4. dd/MMM/yyyy
Output: <Dynamic Variable> ;< Dynamic Variable> (Optional)
Consider a scenario where you are testing a subscription management system where. You can renew your annual subscription, and the new expiry date needs to be calculated based on the number of years added to their current subscription. This scenario tests the functionality of a subscription renewal process where the subscription's expiry date is extended based on the selected renewal period. The renewal process should correctly add the specified duration (e.g., months or years) to the current expiry date and update the new expiry date accordingly. It ensures that the application correctly displays this new expiry date.
Input:
Current Expiry Date: 23/10/2024
Years to Add: 6
Expected output:
The system should calculate the new expiry date as 23/10/2030.
Store this resultant date in an output variable, such as {result}.
Output: The action performed and saves the resultant date in the {result} output variable as 23/10/2030.
Description and Usage: This is a pre-built action in Avo Assure which is Located under the @Generic element category. It instructs the Avo Assure Client to add the given year with the with the year count and save the results in the output variable.
Syntax:
Input: <date>; <number of Years>; <current date format>
Supported date formats:
1. dd/MM/yyyy
2. MM/dd/yyyy
3. MMM/dd/yyyy
4. dd/MMM/yyyy
Output: <Dynamic Variable> ;< Dynamic Variable> (Optional)
Use case/Example:
Scenario: Subscription Renewal
Consider a scenario where a user is testing a subscription management system where They can renew their annual subscription and the new expiry date needs to be calculated based on the number of years added to their current subscription. This scenario tests the functionality of a subscription renewal process where the subscription's expiry date is extended based on the selected renewal period. The renewal process should correctly add the specified duration (e.g., months or years) to the current expiry date and update the new expiry date accordingly. It ensures that the application correctly displays this new expiry date.
Input:
Current Expiry Date: 23/10/2024
Years to Add: 6
Expected output:
The system should calculate the new expiry date as 23/10/2030.
Store this resultant date in an output variable, such as {result}.
Output: The action performed and saves the resultant date in the {result} output variable as 23/10/2030.