Hi everyone, I like to have an interactive widget to indicate the date ranges using st.date_input, how can I do that.
I’ve tried st.slider, but I like to know if I can apply the same on st.date_input.
Thank you!
Hi everyone, I like to have an interactive widget to indicate the date ranges using st.date_input, how can I do that.
I’ve tried st.slider, but I like to know if I can apply the same on st.date_input.
Thank you!
Hi @C45513,
First, Welcome to our Streamlit Community!!!
I think you can do what you want here with the st.date_input
since you can pass min_value
and max_value
as parameters so the user cannot select a date outside these values.
Check out the docs on how to implement this!
Happy Streamlit-ing!
Marisa
Thank Marisa,
I’m able to create the range as input with incorporating the vaue as follow:
value=(datetime(2020, 1, 1), datetime(2030, 1, 1))
Thanks,
Cassie
Important to note that you can either put in a value
or specify the min_value
and max_value
as datetimes
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