I followed suggestion from vb.net convert string to date.But, it did not work.the code is as follows:
Dim Dt As DateTime
If DateTime.TryParse("Thu, 09 Dec 2010 16:03:24 EST", Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, Globalization.DateTimeStyles.None, Dt) Then
MessageBox.Show(Dt)
End If
I need to have date populated in the format of "yyyy-mm-dd hh24-mi-ss".
how I can ensure that conversion of a date to a string and a string to a date will give me the same date format.
For example:
Code:
Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim d As Date = Date.Now
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I'm actually only interested in the date part as the label text shows so f is more than I want.But also, the day and month are reversed.
Title pretty much says it all. How do I format the date of a dateandtimepicker to insert it into the SQL date datatype?
View 20 RepliesI am currently working on a custom data type, and wanted to implement a = operator.
I data type is a nullable date that returns a string value if date was supplied.
I want to allow the variable to be set like this
Dim nd as New NullableDate nd = Today Does anyone know how this can be done, or can anyone point me in the right direction?
So there's this accounting package at my client that spits out text-based reports with invalid dates, like February 31st or September 31st.The reports are formatted with spaces and mono-spaced fonts. The data that gets parsed out are fed into a more formal local SSRS report, and that's about all you need to know.
What I am interested in fixing is the situation where a date is invalid and can't be converted into a DateTime struct. The date format from the report is "MMM-dd-yy" (e.g. "Feb-30-10"). The date strings need to be fixed before being shown in the formal report. I've seen this done two ways in my time as a developer, and I want to come up with a cleverer way of doing it (if there isn't a built-in way I don't know about).The first bad method (I can't believe I'm even showing you!):
Dim month As Integer = <Parse out the month from the bad date string>
Dim day As Integer = <Parse out the day from the bad date string>
Dim year As Integer = <Parse out the year from the bad date string>
Dim validDate As DateTime
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I am using SSIS and I need to transform a date. How can I transform a date in String format (e.g. 14/09/1980) to the same but in date format in VB.NET?
I would like the datetime format to insert it into a SQL database.
I have a string that holds a value in the format of ddMMyyhhmmss.
Example 240512024707
I need to be able to convert this date to a real .NET Date object.
I am currently using CDate but it seems CDate does not recognize the format, is there any way of specifying the string format to CDate ???
row.Item("NoteDate") = CDate(n.noteText.Substring(0, 12).ToString).ToString("dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss")
Is there any way to get the date (from Today.Date/User input) to a whole number and then return it to a date string?Only way I have so far thought of is:[code]
View 11 RepliesI'm using date in the format dd-mm-yyyy and I need to convert a string inthis format to a date type.My string is "18-01-2010" but when I do the conversion using dim TargetDate as date=CDate(TgDstr).where TgDstr is "18-01-2010", the resutant TargetDate, as note in the debugger window, is #1/18/2010# rather than #18/1/2010# which I expected.What change in code should I made to get the desired result?
(P.s. I've checked the current culture with the following line of code:
Dim str As String = CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.Name and get the result 'zh-HK'... and the date-time format I find in the control panel is also in dd-mm-yy format)
I am debugging an application that I ported from Windows, to *nix, a little while ago. The app stores dates as doubles (using the OLE Date format). I need to be able to inspect the dates - as human readable strings. I cant find an online conversion tool, so I decided to roll my own.
I was originally going to write an OpenOffice function, but I think it would be more straightforward to use one of the .Net languages, to write a small console app that accepts the double as a parameter and prints the date string to the console.
I am relatively new to .Net (though I have dabbled with both C# and VB.Net in the past). Can anyone help with my main() function? - snippets in either VB.Net or C# will be equally useful.
I have a date, as a Date type and a time, as a String and I want to combine the two into a Date type. ie. #2/11/2011# & "13:55:27" = #2/11/2011 1:55:27 PM#. How can I do this?
View 2 Repliesi'm currently making an app that needs to run a query between two dates. this app will run automatically, so i need to put the dates as today and yesterday, essentially.
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when i am trying this Date.Compare(Format(DateTimePicker1.Value.Date, "dd/MM/yyyy"), Convert.ToDateTime(dr(1))) < 0 it gives an error message as "Conversion from string "23/06/2011" to type 'Date' is not valid."where dr(1) is database field in text format as 29/3/2011 (dd/mm/yyyy) .
View 3 Replieshow can i convert these datatypes: date to string and integer to string.Because it must be in a string datatype when I display it in a datetimepicker and textbox.
View 3 Repliesi cant seem to create a datetime object in vb.net with datetime string that's in this format "hh:mm:ss tt MM/dd/yy".The error im getting says its not a recognisable string datetime format.
View 15 RepliesI did a clean install and tried to get the project running again. The code ... AlteredDate = SelectedDay & "/" & SelectedMonth & "/" & SelectedYear would always work defaulting to DD/MM/YYYY before the clean install. The program now runs an error "Conversion from string "13/8/2009" to type Date is not valid.. How do I change the default back to DD MM YYYY or format it to that?
View 3 Repliesconversion of date
if i used -- Date.parse("28/01/2011")
it gives me error as "String was not recognized as a valid DateTime."
so then i modify above code as -- CDate("28/01/2011").it gives me error as "Cast from string "28/01/2011" to type 'Date' is not valid." I used convert.todatetime also date.parseexact but nothing is working..
I have a date in a string and want to get the date, how can I do so?
Cars 02/22/11
"Cars" can change to anything because it represent a description. But like I said, I just need the date part.
How do I format my vb.net mvc date to a shortdate in my view
<td>
<%: Html.DisplayFor(Function(modelItem) currentItem.DateCreated)%>
</td>
I am passing Date Field to SQL Database. Field is declared as String in the VB.Net Application. I wrote a piece of code for casting to Date
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I am trying to convert a string into Date (to put it later into INSERT command). My problem is that the string I am reading is always different (there is no rule what format it is going to be - as this is user-dependent).I found such piece of code on the stackoverflow:
DateTime myDate =
DateTime.ParseExact("2009-05-08 14:40:52,531",
"yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss,fff",
System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture)
but in my case it will not work as I don't know what kind of format I am going to import.Is there any universal import function which checks all known formats? If now how should I write it?
I am developing asp.net site using vb framework 3.5. Im having difficulties converting string data into Date I tried using cdate function, I have a variable sdate which is a string variable and date is stored in it which comes from textbox as dd/mm/yyyy now i want to convert this string into a Date variable as i need to perform the operations as Add a day or Subtract a day.
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I want to convert this string"25-06-2011 03-25-34" to date.
But I want the date to have the same format as the string, i mean also 25-06-2011 03-25-34
Just because you know, doesn't mean you should.
how can i convert string "ddmmyyyy" into date dd-mm-yyyy
View 6 RepliesI'm trying to convert a string into a date format My string looks like this Dim MyString as String = "June 2011" And I'm trying to convert it like this
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I have a Web service that receives dates on this format dd/MM/yyyy. I realized that it crash cause sometimes I have dates like this one 1/1/2012.I have no control on what the web service receives.
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Nothing works, so is there any elegant way to do this or I have to split and add "0" when it's a date like this
I am new to the forums and am wondering if anyone is able to help me with something that I have been struggling to get my head around for ages.
I am using Visual Studio 2010 VB and I have a text box where a user can enter a date eg. 10/10/2010
I need to convert this string into a date that I can pass into a date column in Microsoft SQL Server 2008.
Is anyone able to show me some code example or point me in the right direction?
Can someone please tell me how I would convert a string of "Thu Dec 13 10:00:06 2007" to an actual date?
View 6 RepliesI have a string called TempDate that contains : "02/07/2010" (2 july 2010)I want to convert it to date, but it's inversing the day and month, if i use the CDATE function, i am getting #7/2/2010# (7 february 2010) How to solve this please ? I tried some examples from the net, but i am keep getting same result.
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I have string coming in through an ssis package via text file in form:EX:"20090910" (string datatype)
and it needs to be 2010-09-01 00:00:00 (Date datatype)
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