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Ekrem Tapan

Ekrem Tapan

11yAsked Oct 21, 2015, 10:55 PM897.NET

hello guys,

how can i convert this line to c# im trying but not succes.

thanks for ur helping

str1.Append("" & CInt(Year(CDate(dr1("tdate")))) - 1911 & "/" & Format(CDate(dr1("tdate")), "MM/dd") & "")

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Ekrem Tapan11y ago
Priyaranjan K S Hi,

your code is not working correctly, but im try this one is working maybe ll reference for u

StringBuilder str1 = new StringBuilder();
DataRow dr1;
str1.Append("");
str1.Append(Convert.ToDateTime(dr1["tdate"]).Year - 1911);
str1.Append("/");
str1.Append(Convert.ToDateTime(dr1["tdate"]).ToString("MM/dd"));
str1.Append("");
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Priyaranjan K S11y ago
Hi,

Try this out :

str1.Append("" + Convert.ToInt32(Year(Convert.ToDateTime(dr1("tdate")))) - 1911 + "/" + Strings.Format(Convert.ToDateTime(dr1("tdate")), "MM/dd") + "")

Thanks,
Priyan

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