I'm trying to read dates stored in a Excel sheet, but they are in this format "dd/MM/yyyy" and when I choose a date from MonthCalendar1 it's in "MM/dd/yyyy" format! so I can't compare them together .. I have to make them in the same format ..I get this error when I write this code: (Conversion from string "27/06/2011" to type 'Date' is not valid.)My idea is to convert the "dd/MM/yyyy" to string and then to "MM/dd/yyyy"
Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click
Dim DateA As Date = Format(CDate("27/06/2011"), "MM/dd/yyyy")
End Sub
On one server now.date() gives date like '08/06/2012 00:00:00' and on other gives '6/8/2012 12:00:00 AM'. I need the date like '08/06/2012 00:00:00'. I can not use now.date.tostring("dd/MM/yyyy") as it is at too many places.
I need to ask your assistance in converting string to datetype, from 'dd/mm/yyyy' to 'yyyy-mm-dd'.The user could key in either the 'dd/mm/yyyy' format or 'yyyy-mm-dd' format in a textbox.the system would check for both format and convert both to the 'yyyy-mm-dd' date format, to be able to save the value in a datetype field in a MySQL table
I need to get a date field from MM/dd/yyyy to yyyy/MM/dd in vb.net but it should still be a date field afterward so that I can match it against a date in a database.At the moment all I'm managing to do is to change it to a string in that format.I tried this type of code which also did not work.[code]
I have developed a vb.net application, which searches for different kinds of dates from a document. When i test the app on my Windows 7, VS2010 PC, the dd/mm/YYYY date read as string is correctly converted to valid date format, and then it can perform followingfunctiontstimespan =Date.Now.Subtract(Convert.ToDateTime(DesiredMatch.Value)).DurationIt works fine on development PC. But when i test the application on my client PC having Windows XP, it throws an error 'string was not detrmined as valid date time windows'.
I need to convert a set of Julian Days into proper Date Time format dd/mm/yyyy HH:MM:SS Problem seems to be that they are Julian Days FROM a certain date, im assuming the standard 1970? Below is my code:
these are dates. They have been given to me by data dump into and xls. I am reading in the values into my app and need to run date calculations on them.
I'm currently working on some SSRS reports and the data I am getting comes in quite a range. I'm getting dates in forms of[code]...
I was hoping to be able to come up with a formatting code to use for the row so that it would convert any of these into the MM/dd/yyyy format and anything else just leave untouched. Unfortunately the scope of my VB skills do not compliment my objective.
I need to check my field in format ddMMyyyy(ex 12/03/1990) whether in interval of two dates that user picks from two date picker controls. Two date pickers are in custom format dd/MM. It does not matter for me if its between particular years. I need just to know if given Birthday belongs to interval taken from screen. Each datepicker gives values dd/mm/yyyy. I do not know how to check it. For example: Given date 12/03/1990 . User select two values from screen: From 01/01/1950 Upto 30/04/1949(or 1990, or 2000) Result should be True.Because 12 march is between 01 Januar and 30 April.
I need to check my field in format ddMMyyyy(ex 12/03/1990) whether in interval of two dates that user picks from two date picker controls. Two date pickers are in custom format dd/MM. It does not matter for me if its between particular years. I need just to know if given Birthday belongs to interval taken from screen. Each datepicker gives
values dd/mm/yyyy. I do not know how to check it. For example:Given date 12/03/1990 . User select two values from screen: From 01/01/1950 Upto 30/04/1949(or 1990, or 2000) Result should be True.Because 12 march is between 01 Januar and 30 April.
How can I format a date in Visual Basic to be in sql 121 style (that is yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss.mmm).I realized that this format is not in the FormatDateTime list of objects.I want to use this format for Reporting Services.
I have a very simple question.I retrive a date from my database and save it in a date variable Dim ShowDate As Date = dt.Rows(I)("ShowDate")The date look like this "2010-09-11 09:48:00"now i just want to format it so it only shows the date "2010-09-11"I have tried the following ShowDate = ShowDate.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd")but that returns "2010-09-11 00:00:00"
I have a calendar on a simple windows form and when I choose a date it will put the date into a textbox with the format YYYY-MM-DD.When I choose a date i look up in a MSAccess database if there is any appointments for the selected date. In the file (where the database query is in) calendar.xsd i can use the query below and all my appontments is listed in my datagrid.<CommandText>SELECT * FROM tbNotification</CommandText>
But If I want to use the selected date that I have in my textbox, i get an error saying that "There is some values or parameters missing" (a simple translation from Swedish, dont know the exact English translation). The Query I try to use is the one below:<CommandText>SELECT * FROM tbNotification WHERE ([Date] = '#'+txtSelDate+'#')</CommandText>
I have tried: - ALOT of syntaxes in the query string for the ## around the date - putting the date as String, as Date etc etc - putting the date as a variable (selDate = txtSelDate.text)
I have now tried everything I can think of. Does anyone of you guys a solution for my problem?
In VFP9 simply I can use SET DATE BRITISH. This will use the date in dd/MM/yyyy format in whole project. Is it possible in VB.NET? I tried the ideas like
PS: The above will be useful for the previously displayed contents in datagriview. But If we want to enter from new-rows of datagridview, the date is getting input like the format MM/dd/yyyy.
Wondering if I can get aid in my dilemma; this app of mine I want it to display a string I've predefined in my code.
So inherently each day, a new text appears on the UI, next day something I've predefined appears etc. Each day a new variable (string) appears for the user.