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dt.ToString(&quot;0:M/dd/yyyy @ h:mm tt&quot;)
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Wow. &nbsp;Had no idea it would be so simple. &nbsp;Lord. &nbsp;Thanks!
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Wow.  Had no idea it would be so simple.  Lord.  Thanks!

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I have the following dataformatstring in a gridview to format a date. &nbsp;It works quite well, but I'd like to put a comma or @ between the date and time just to be fancy and make the department who's getting this app a little more enthused when they see it.<br />
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The string is:<br />
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0:M/dd/yyyy h:mm tt
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I have the following dataformatstring in a gridview to format a date.  It works quite well, but I'd like to put a comma or @ between the date and time just to be fancy and make the department who's getting this app a little more enthused when they see it.

The string is:

0:M/dd/yyyy h:mm tt

How can I add a comma or @ to a DataFormatString

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