How to get sharepoint list items created in the last quarter (90 days)

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SharePoint2016

Need to develop a console app that runs on 1st day of every quarter
1st Jan
1st April
1st July
1st October

Need to get all data from the SharePoint1 list and compare with another list SharePoint2 for the users/email addresses to be emailed
SharePointList2 is used just for reference of email addreesses

SharePointList1          SharePointList2    
ShowName(Column1)        ShowName(Column1)      UserLead((Column2))               
Dexter                   Dexter                 userLead@xyz.com

if Dexter is created in last 3 months, email userLead@xyz.com when the console app is run on 1st of Jan/april/july/oct

What I have tried:

All valuable inputs are welcome

Posted 2-Jan-22 21:14pm

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Updated 3-Jan-22 4:31am

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PIEBALDconsult 3-Jan-22 10:43am

If the list doesn't provide a way to determine when an item was created, then you will need to solve that first -- possibly you will need to load all the data into a database.

[no name] 3-Jan-22 11:29am

You "code" it. "No code" does not apply here.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/sp-add-ins/sharepoint-net-server-csom-jsom-and-rest-api-index

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