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Marco Shaw
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Using DateTime
Dec 14 '06, 10:26 PM
Does DateTime have a built-in feature to just give me "Dec" or similar for
"December"?
Marco
Andrew Morton
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Dec 14 '06, 10:26 PM
Re: Using DateTime
Marco Shaw wrote:
Does DateTime have a built-in feature to just give me "Dec" or
similar for "December"?
Do you mean you want the first three characters of a string, or something
more like
DateTime.Today. ToString("MMM") ?
Andrew
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Marco Shaw
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Dec 14 '06, 10:26 PM
Re: Using DateTime
Do you mean you want the first three characters of a string, or something
more like
DateTime.Today. ToString("MMM") ?
Perfect!
(DOTNET novice!)
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