System.DateTimie

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I am struggling a little with these 2 problems:

1. How can I convert an integer, representing x days from 01/01/0001 (the
minimum value for DateTime, in dd/MM/yyyy) to dd/MM/yyyy?
2. Is there any functionality for converting a date from one locale to
another?

Thanks for your help.

[Alberto Poblacion]

Re: System.DateTimi e

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1. How can I convert an integer, representing x days from 01/01/0001 (the
minimum value for DateTime, in dd/MM/yyyy) to dd/MM/yyyy?

string result = (new DateTime(1,1,1) ).AddDays(x).To String("dd/MM/yyyy");

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RE: System.DateTimi e

Hi,

1)
To creat a DateTime object given as x days since January 1st 0001 use

DateTime dt = DateTime.MinVal ue.AddDays(nume rOfDays);

2)
A date is stored internally independent of any culture. If you want to
output the date in a specific culture format, you can use that culture's
DateTimeFormat

DateTime.Now.To String(System.G lobalization.Cu ltureInfo.GetCu ltureInfo("nb-NO");

The above will print dates with Norwegian formatting.

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Happy Coding!
Morten Wennevik [C# MVP]


"AA2e72E" wrote:

I am struggling a little with these 2 problems:
>
1. How can I convert an integer, representing x days from 01/01/0001 (the
minimum value for DateTime, in dd/MM/yyyy) to dd/MM/yyyy?
2. Is there any functionality for converting a date from one locale to
another?
>
Thanks for your help.