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Old March 27th, 2005, 09:44 PM
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Default convert "MM/dd/yyyy" to "dd/MM/yyyy"

Can anyone help me on how to convert "MM/dd/yyyy" to "dd/MM/yyyy"?
Thanks... :D
Below is my code:
Dim stringdate As String = "23/03/05"
Dim dd As Integer = System.Convert.ToInt32(stringdate.Substring(0, 2))
Dim mm As Integer = System.Convert.ToInt32(stringdate.Substring(3, 2))
Dim yyyy As Integer = System.Convert.ToInt32(stringdate.Substring(6, 4))

Dim dt As DateTime = New DateTime(yyyy, mm, dd)
dt = FormatDateTime(dt, "#d/m/y#")
 
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You may try using this:

Dim stringDate As String = "23/03/05"
Dim ArrDate() As String
Dim DTddMMyyyy As DateTime

ArrDate = split(stringDate, "/")
DTddMMyyyy = ctype(string.concat(ArrDate(1), "/", ArrDate(0), "/", ArrDate(2)), DateTime)
 
Old March 27th, 2005, 11:46 PM
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if u r using vb.net just try this code

msgbox today.date & "/" & today.month & "/" today.year

it worked out for me

try it!!!

 
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hi
  try this, function that converts date format !!!!

Public Sub changedateformat()
    Dim Msg As String 'Declare variables.
    Dim SecondDate As Date
    SecondDate = CDate(editCDTDATE.Text)
    'editcdtdate is date entered by user in text box
    Msg = DatePart(DateInterval.Day, SecondDate) & "/" & DatePart (DateInterval.Month, SecondDate) & "/" & DatePart(DateInterval.Year, SecondDate)
    editCDTDATE.Text = msg
End Sub

 
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Thanks for your help but I have already solve the problem. :D
I need to insert the date according to the computer's regional settings.

Dim dd As Integer = System.Convert.ToInt32(stringdate.Substring(0, 2))
Dim mm As Integer = System.Convert.ToInt32(stringdate.Substring(3, 2))
Dim yyyy As Integer = System.Convert.ToInt32(stringdate.Substring(6, 4))

Dim dt As DateTime = New DateTime(yyyy, mm, dd)
dt = FormatDateTime(dt, DateFormat.LongDate)

This website provide me the information.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...atdatetime.asp






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