DateFormat in vb.net

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hi Friends,

In my code time date formate is like 4/24/2013 but actually i need like Apr 24 2013 .
Please give me idea how to change this formate.

Posted 25-Mar-13 0:59am

Prasanna from Chennai

Updated 25-Mar-13 1:19am

Leo Chapiro

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Prakash Thirumoorthy 25-Mar-13 7:01am

show ur coding...

Prasanna from Chennai 25-Mar-13 7:05am

lstrArrDate = lstrArrDate.Split("T")(0).Split("-")(1) & "/" & lstrArrDate.Split("T")(0).Split("-")(2) & "/" & lstrArrDate.Split("T")(0).Split("-")(0)

Prakash Thirumoorthy 25-Mar-13 7:10am

what is the value of lstrArrDate before executing this line?

Prasanna from Chennai 25-Mar-13 7:13am

normal dateformate means 03122013 like this but i need here mentioned month name.
in 03122013 inthis 03 is month 12 is date 2013 year

Madhusudhan H N 25-Mar-13 7:19am

Set the datetimepicker custom format property as MMM/dd/yyyy

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Solution 2

Set the custom format property as MMM/dd/yyyy

Posted 25-Mar-13 1:21am

Madhusudhan H N

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Console.WriteLine(Date.Now.ToString("MMM dd yyyy"))

Posted 25-Mar-13 1:27am

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Maciej Los · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-25T01:18:00

Solution 1

You can use Format[^] function.

VB

Dim myDate As Date = Date.Now
Dim sDate As String = Format(myDate, "MMM dd yyyy")
Console.WriteLine(sDate)

Posted 25-Mar-13 1:18am

Maciej Los

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Prasad_Kulkarni 25-Mar-13 7:18am

5+!

Maciej Los 25-Mar-13 7:20am

Thank you, Prasad ;)

Leo Chapiro 25-Mar-13 7:20am

Another +5 for Maciej ;)

Maciej Los 25-Mar-13 7:24am

Thank you, du[DE] ;)

Prasanna from Chennai 25-Mar-13 7:33am

thanks All My Problem is solved.
Dim myDate As Date = Date.Now
Dim sDate As String = Format(myDate, "MMM dd yyyy")
Console.WriteLine(sDate)
i used this one.

Maciej Los 25-Mar-13 7:34am

You're welcome. Call again ;)