How to take current year based on the month and date

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Hi frds,

I used masked text for date. If I enter the date and month means automatically fill the current year in year position. How can I do this. Anyone help me. For windows application

Thank You

Posted 4-Nov-15 0:14am

Mekalamani

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CPallini 4-Nov-15 6:48am

How can you assign the year based just on date (day) and month?

Mekalamani 4-Nov-15 6:59am

In maskedtextbox 28-05- means automatically it will take current system year

BIBASWAN 4-Nov-15 7:16am

why you need that?please xplain.
You are using maskedTextBoX,why you need automatic input?

Richard MacCutchan 4-Nov-15 7:38am

Get the text box data, append the year and return it to the text box.

Mekalamani 4-Nov-15 7:40am

If I type date and month in excel means it will take year automatically. Like that I want in my application.
Thank You

Tomas Takac 4-Nov-15 8:26am

Ok then. Can you show some code so we see what you've tried so far? Please update your question via "improve question".

George Swan 4-Nov-15 15:10pm

You can get the current year like this
int currentYear = DateTime.Now.Year;

sagardiscovery 10-Nov-15 5:00am

You can use something like
int year = DateTime.Now.Year;
maskedTextBox.Text = maskedTextBox.Text + "-" + year;

Mekalamani 12-Nov-15 1:23am

Thank You so much sagardiscovery. I got answer

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