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instead of using yyyy,MM, etc replace with {0} to hold the value.<br />
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You could do this:<br />
string.Format(&quot;Date {0} {1}, {2} Time {3}:{4}&quot;, DateTime.Now.Month, DateTime.Now.Day, DateTime.Now.Year, DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay.Hou<wbr />rs, DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay.Min<wbr />utes)
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instead of using yyyy,MM, etc replace with {0} to hold the value.

You could do this:
string.Format("Date {0} {1}, {2} Time {3}:{4}", DateTime.Now.Month, DateTime.Now.Day, DateTime.Now.Year, DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay.Hours, DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay.Minutes)

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This is prob an easy question but I am having issue. &nbsp;I need to print date time in the following format.<br />
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Input -&gt; Date Jan 14, 2013 Time 1:02 pm<br />
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Output -&gt; 20130114 1302 <br />
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I used below but it just prints<br />
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yyyyMMddHHmm<br />
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string.Format(&quot;yyyy&quot;, DateTime.Now.Year) + <br />
string.Format(&quot;MM&quot;, DateTime.Now.Month) + <br />
string.Format(&quot;dd&quot;, DateTime.Now.Day) <br />
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string.Format(&quot;HH&quot;, DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay.Hou<wbr />rs) + string.Format(&quot;mm&quot;, DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay.Min<wbr />utes)
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This is prob an easy question but I am having issue.  I need to print date time in the following format.

Input -> Date Jan 14, 2013 Time 1:02 pm

Output -> 20130114 1302 

I used below but it just prints

yyyyMMddHHmm

string.Format("yyyy", DateTime.Now.Year) + 
string.Format("MM", DateTime.Now.Month) + 
string.Format("dd", DateTime.Now.Day) 

string.Format("HH", DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay.Hours) + string.Format("mm", DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay.Minutes)

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