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# Date Range for Allowed Subscription Start Date

**LFS version:** requires Limio for Salesforce v11.60 or later

**Limio version requirement**: requires Limio v87 or later

In the Limio Acquisition flow users can enable editing a subscription's start date and define the minimum and maximum allowed start dates.

The first step required to enable the new functionality is to change the "**disableStartDate**" property to **false** in the custom metadata record: ic Assist Config -> Subscription Actions -> Edit Config.

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Then, in the Limio Acquisition flow, open the Selected Offers Screen, and after clicking on the Limio Selected Offer Table a side panel exposes two Integer properties:

* "Number of days in the future for a maximum allowed start date"
* "Number of days into the past for a minimum allowed start date"

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Rules that apply to the start date based on the entered values are the following:

* If the two properties are left blank: there is no date limit
* If the value of the max date is 0: the only allowed start date is today
* if the min date value is 0: the date can equal today or any future date
* if the max date value is > 0: the max allowed date equals today plus the number of days specified
* if the min date value is > 0: the min allowed date equals today minus the number of days specified

An error messages appear on the table row when a user tries to save the edited value as well as on the screen if the user tries to navigate to the next screen with an invalid value:

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