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why try... you should to myDate.ToString(&quot;MM/dd/YYY<wbr />Y&quot;) to get the result you need.
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why try... you should to myDate.ToString("MM/dd/YYYY") to get the result you need.

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I have a DateTime Variable myDate in Visual Basic Project in Visual Studio 2010.<br />
I need code that will remove (trim) &nbsp;the last 6 characters of the text contained in this variable and store the remaining characters in a new DateTime variable myNewDate.<br />
So if <br />
myDate = “02/03/2011 22:44”<br />
after triming<br />
myNewDate = “02/03/2011”<br />
That is basically I have removed the characters representing time from myDate.<br />
Thank you for your help in anticipation<br />

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I have a DateTime Variable myDate in Visual Basic Project in Visual Studio 2010.
I need code that will remove (trim)  the last 6 characters of the text contained in this variable and store the remaining characters in a new DateTime variable myNewDate.
So if 
myDate = “02/03/2011 22:44”
after triming
myNewDate = “02/03/2011”
That is basically I have removed the characters representing time from myDate.
Thank you for your help in anticipation


How to trim the last 6 characters from a DateTime Variable myDate = &quot;02/03/2011 22:44&quot; so that myNewDate =&quot;02/03/2011&quot;

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How to trim the last 6 characters from a DateTime Variable myDate = &quot;02/03/2011 22:44&quot; so that myNewDate =&quot;02/03/2011&quot;

How to trim the last 6 characters from a DateTime Variable myDate = "02/03/2011 22:44" so that myNewDate ="02/03/2011"