Datetime Question

[Luke Davis]

Is there a way to format the date into an YYYY:MM:DD format?

Right now January, for example, is equal to 1, instead of 01. Is there a
way, besides writing a long if/then, of formating all single digit dates to
prefix a 0?

So January 1, 2001 would look like 2001-01-01, not 2001-1-1.

Thanks,

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[Tom Porterfield]

Re: Datetime Question

Luke Davis wrote:

Is there a way to format the date into an YYYY:MM:DD format?
>
Right now January, for example, is equal to 1, instead of 01. Is there a
way, besides writing a long if/then, of formating all single digit dates to
prefix a 0?
>
So January 1, 2001 would look like 2001-01-01, not 2001-1-1.

string formattedDate = DateTime.Now.To String("yyyy-MM-dd");
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Tom Porterfield

[Luke Davis]

Re: Datetime Question

That is so simple it's amazing

thank you



"Tom Porterfield" <tpporter@mvps. orgwrote in message
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Luke Davis wrote:

>Is there a way to format the date into an YYYY:MM:DD format?
>>
>Right now January, for example, is equal to 1, instead of 01. Is there
>a way, besides writing a long if/then, of formating all single digit
>dates to prefix a 0?
>>
>So January 1, 2001 would look like 2001-01-01, not 2001-1-1.

>
string formattedDate = DateTime.Now.To String("yyyy-MM-dd");
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Tom Porterfield