How to convert date 10/05/2014 to 10-May-2014 in asp .net

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How to convert date 10/05/2014 to 10-May-2014 in asp .net

Posted 1-Sep-14 19:52pm

Khan Sameer

Updated 1-Sep-14 20:07pm

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Thanks7872 2-Sep-14 1:56am

10/05/2014. Is it dd/MM/yyyy or MM/dd/yyyy? How August came into picture?

Khan Sameer 2-Sep-14 2:02am

that is just an example ok no problem let me know how to convert date 10/05/2014 to 10-May-2014 in asp .net

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Solution 1

C#

string formattedDate = YourDate.ToString("dd MMM yyyy");

Posted 1-Sep-14 19:57pm

Gihan Liyanage

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Khan Sameer 2-Sep-14 1:58am

Error The best overload method has some invalid arguments

Thanks7872 2-Sep-14 2:02am

dd MMM yyyy is not a format OP has asked for.

Khan Sameer 2-Sep-14 2:05am

please give me the solution

Gihan Liyanage 2-Sep-14 2:11am

Try this link, and search for your requirement
http://www.csharp-examples.net/string-format-datetime/

Gihan Liyanage 2-Sep-14 2:13am

IF you understand the format that he expect, then its better to write the answer. Because he is expecting the answer

Thanks7872 2-Sep-14 2:37am

How Irrelevant answer can help someone to solve the issue?

Gihan Liyanage 2-Sep-14 2:54am

The person who asked the question can check the answer, correct or not. If I guess what he need from the question, I am answering. He may accept it or not. most of the people is not having good communication skills to provide better question. Any way he has got the solution from other person, before you get the correct Idea of the question from him. So that's the way I am answering. May be wrong, But I think most of the time I helped them like that.

Solution 3

I am assuming you have 10/05/2014 as string, not a DateTime. So solution would be

C#

string time = DateTime.ParseExact("10/05/2014","dd/MM/yyyy",CultureInfo.InvariantCulture).ToString("dd-MMM-yyyy");

If its DateTime than just ToString("dd-MMM-yyyy") will work.

Regards..

Posted 1-Sep-14 20:17pm

Thanks7872

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Sanchayeeta · Accepted Answer · 2014-09-01T20:09:00

Solution 2

string date = Convert.ToDateTime("10 / 05 / 2014").ToString("dd-MMM-yyyy");

Posted 1-Sep-14 20:09pm

Sanchayeeta

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Khan Sameer 2-Sep-14 2:15am

Thnks a lot this solution solved my problem !!!!!!

Sanchayeeta 2-Sep-14 2:17am

Welcome :)