Re: "Format" Question

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"Al Reid" <areidjr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb 
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> You misunderstand me, but enough of that.

Perhaps we are miscommunicating<g> 

Probably.

How's this:

txtDischDate.Text = Date.ParseExact(strDischDate, "MMddyy",
Nothing).ToString("MM/dd/yy")

instead of the Format function? 


It's soooo great. :-) Now you have noticed that you don't have a reason for
your version. ;-) SCNR

But seriously, I was only curious why you insisted on your version.

I think it's time for EOT now, isn't it? :)


Aah, one hint: "MM/dd/yy" would be converted to "07.19.05" here. To keep the
"/" literally, you need "MM\/dd\/yy".


Armin

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