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I am using .NET/C#. I have DateTime values I'm pulling from a DB. For a given DateTime value, I want the day formatted with a space between each letter of the day. Then I want two spaces, then I want a numeric month and day divided by a slash. Examples: <br />
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&quot;W E D N E S D A Y &nbsp; 9/11&quot; <br />
&quot;F R I D A Y &nbsp; 9/13&quot; <br />
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The spacing on the lettering should ideally be done with StringBuilder or whatever so this doesn't suffer massive perf issues. <br />
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I'm sure I could hack this out myself but one of you geniuses know this straight off the top of your head, hmm? <br />
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Thanks much for any help you can offer. <br />

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I am using .NET/C#. I have DateTime values I'm pulling from a DB. For a given DateTime value, I want the day formatted with a space between each letter of the day. Then I want two spaces, then I want a numeric month and day divided by a slash. Examples: 

"W E D N E S D A Y   9/11" 
"F R I D A Y   9/13" 

The spacing on the lettering should ideally be done with StringBuilder or whatever so this doesn't suffer massive perf issues. 

I'm sure I could hack this out myself but one of you geniuses know this straight off the top of your head, hmm? 

Thanks much for any help you can offer. 


Format DateTime in the form: &quot;W E D N E S D A Y   9/11&quot;

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Format DateTime in the form: &quot;W E D N E S D A Y 9/11&quot;

Format DateTime in the form: "W E D N E S D A Y 9/11"