How to resolve this?
Hi @bhanupriya.cb ,
Do you have a variable created that has the same name as DateTime ?
Try with this expression?
Split(DateTime.ParseExact("1/12/2023","d/MM/yyyy",System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture).ToString("d/MM"),"/")(0)
Regards
Gokul
Yeah, datecal is a variable name
You weren’t asked about datecal. You were asked about DateTime. It looks like you have a variable named DateTime. You should never create a variable with a name like this.
Also, why are you splitting? If you want the day do take /MM out of your ToString format.
DateTime.ParseExact(blah).ToString(“d”)
Yeah i dint observe it, i had created a datetime variable but i haven’t used anywhere in the expression… i removed the datetime variable and now it is working fine…
Note: I need to split only date because i want to select a date of single digit in date picker in some website so i have used that function to get only a date.
As I said, you don’t need to do the split. Just do…
DateTime.ParseExact(blah).ToString(“d”)
It’ll give you the exact same result but it’s less complicated.
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