From Date Cannot Be Greater Than To Date And To date can not be less than From Date

Validation Message

From Date cannot be greater than To Date or

You cannot set To Date less than or equal to From Date

Both messages indicate that the selected date range is invalid.

What Are From Date and To Date?

From Date

Represents the start date of a period.

To Date

Represents the end date of a period.

The end date must always be after the start date.

Example of a Correct Date Range

From Date = 01-05-2026

To Date = 04-07-2026

Result:

✅ Valid Date Range

Example of an Incorrect Date Range

From Date = 06-07-2026

To Date = 03-07-2026

Result:

❌ Invalid Date Range

The system will display a validation message.

Why Does This Validation Appear?

The validation appears when:

• From Date is greater than To Date.
• To Date is earlier than From Date.
• An incorrect date is selected by mistake.
• The date range entered does not follow the chronological sequence.

Since a period cannot end before it starts, the system blocks the save operation.

Resolution Steps

Step 1: Identify the Date Fields

Locate the:

From Date

and

To Date

fields in the screen.

Step 2: Compare Both Dates

Check whether the date entered in From Date is later than the date entered in To Date.

Example

From Date = 06-07-2026

To Date = 03-07-2026

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This is incorrect because the start date occurs after the end date.

Step 3: Correct the Date Range

Update the dates so that the start date is earlier than the end date.

Example

From Date = 01-05-2026

To Date = 04-07-2026

This is a valid date range.

Step 4: Verify the Dates

Before saving, ensure:

• From Date is earlier than To Date.
• The selected period is correct.
• No typing or date selection errors exist.

Step 5: Save the Record

After correcting the date range:

1. Save the record.
2. Continue with the process.

The validation message will no longer appear.