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You may try something like:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-42182888-1">            string timeF = &quot;2017-06-15T14:49:19-07:00&quot;;
            DateTime dt = DateTime.Parse(timeF);
            string timeS = dt.ToString(&quot;MM/dd/yy&quot;);</code></pre>
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You may try something like:


            string timeF = "2017-06-15T14:49:19-07:00";
            DateTime dt = DateTime.Parse(timeF);
            string timeS = dt.ToString("MM/dd/yy");

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code please... how do you put that value into that element
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code please... how do you put that value into that element

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anarki_jimbel: I need the time as well (without sec.). That is what I asked in the question...
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anarki_jimbel: I need the time as well (without sec.). That is what I asked in the question...

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The format options is the 'best' way to go.
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The format options is the 'best' way to go.

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&lt;DateTimeSent&gt;2017-06-15T1<wbr />4:49:19-07<wbr />:00&lt;/DateT<wbr />imeSent&gt;<br />
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I would like to convert like 06/15/17 with time (without sec). how can I do that in c#?
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<DateTimeSent>2017-06-15T14:49:19-07:00</DateTimeSent>

I would like to convert like 06/15/17 with time (without sec). how can I do that in c#?

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