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Tony B
I'm looking to convert a string in "dd/MM/yy" format into a date object. How
do I go about this ?
do I go about this ?
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Armin Zingler
Tony B said:I'm looking to convert a string in "dd/MM/yy" format into a date
object. How do I go about this ?
A look in the docs reveals:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/b4w53z0y.aspx
Armin
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Cor Ligthert[MVP]
Tony,
As you are in the part of the world where an European language is spoken not
Russian or Swedish and not in the USA, then you can simple try the very
simple optimized .Net command
\\\
dim myDate = CDate(31/12/2008)
///
for older versions than 2008
dim mydate as DateTime = CDate(31/12/2008)
Cor
As you are in the part of the world where an European language is spoken not
Russian or Swedish and not in the USA, then you can simple try the very
simple optimized .Net command
\\\
dim myDate = CDate(31/12/2008)
///
for older versions than 2008
dim mydate as DateTime = CDate(31/12/2008)
Cor
R
rowe_newsgroups
I'm looking to convert a string in "dd/MM/yy" format into a date object. How
do I go about this ?
Intellisense is your friend.
You mention you want to Parse a string into a DateTime, so how about:
DateTime.Parse(...)
Thanks,
Seth Rowe [MVP]
H
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
Tony B said:I'm looking to convert a string in "dd/MM/yy" format into a date object.
How do I go about this ?
'DateTime.ParseExact' + format string, if the date is always in the same
format regardless of the system's date/time format settings.