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try this<br />
Dim dt As Date = Now<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Me.TextBox1.Text = dt.ToString(&quot;dd/MM/yyyy&quot;)
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Try the following:<br />

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-1012431"><span>Dim d As Date = Now                 'Date</span>
<span>Dim day As Short = d.Date.Day       'Day</span>
<span>Dim month As Short = d.Date.Month   'Month</span>
<span>Dim year As Short = d.Date.Year     'Year</span>
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<span>MsgBox(day.ToString(&quot;00&quot;) &amp; &quot;/&quot; &amp; month.ToString(&quot;00&quot;) &amp; &quot;/&quot; &amp; year.ToString(&quot;0000&quot;))</span>
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Or deppending on your system setting (if this is you format ) you can use dia.ToShortDateString (for &nbsp;variable always as a stirng Variable...)
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BTW, the code I posted do the same.
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hi all , how can i get today's day in a variable in vb.net<br />
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&nbsp;Dim dia As New System.DateTime<br />
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i need the day for today in dd/mm/aaaa format <br />
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thank you a lot<br />

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hi all , how can i get today's day in a variable in vb.net

 Dim dia As New System.DateTime

i need the day for today in dd/mm/aaaa format 

thank you a lot


get today day to a variable in vb.net

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