Just use DateTime.ToString(string)
method like;
datetime.ToString(@"dd\/MM\/yyyy");
Remember, "https://stackoverflow.com/"
format specifier has a special meaning in custom date and time formatting as replace me current culture’s or specified culture date separator. If your CurrentCulture
‘s DateSeparator
is already /
, you can use it without escaping like;
datetime.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy");
or you can provide IFormatProvider
which has /
as a DateSeparator
as a second parameter to your .ToString()
method (ex: InvariantCulture
) like;
datetime.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
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solved Converting convert the datetime in dd/MMM/yyyy to string in dd/MM/yyyy format C# [closed]