DateTimeInterval.StartOn Property
Definition
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A datetime indicating the inclusive/closed start of the time interval, i.e. [start, end). Specifying a start that occurs chronologically after end will result in an error.
public DateTimeOffset StartOn { get; }member this.StartOn : DateTimeOffsetPublic ReadOnly Property StartOn As DateTimeOffsetProperty Value
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