M Marco Shaw Dec 14, 2006 #1 Does DateTime have a built-in feature to just give me "Dec" or similar for "December"? Marco
A Andrew Morton Dec 14, 2006 #2 Marco said: Does DateTime have a built-in feature to just give me "Dec" or similar for "December"? Click to expand... Do you mean you want the first three characters of a string, or something more like DateTime.Today.ToString("MMM") ? Andrew
Marco said: Does DateTime have a built-in feature to just give me "Dec" or similar for "December"? Click to expand... Do you mean you want the first three characters of a string, or something more like DateTime.Today.ToString("MMM") ? Andrew
M Marco Shaw Dec 14, 2006 #3 Do you mean you want the first three characters of a string, or something more like DateTime.Today.ToString("MMM") ? Click to expand... Perfect! (DOTNET novice!)
Do you mean you want the first three characters of a string, or something more like DateTime.Today.ToString("MMM") ? Click to expand... Perfect! (DOTNET novice!)