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I think you can set DateFormat. DateTime.DateFormat = "yyyy.MM.dd" DateTime.Now '2021.03.11 Then it should spit it out like you want. In your case: DateTime.DateFormat = "dd.MM.yyyy"
link: DateTime.DateFormat = "dd.MM.yy"

When you start typing DateUtils.SetDate( you will see in the intellisense that it tells you the time will be 00:00:00 You were not comparing the 2 dates with respect to the same exact time slot of the day. DateTime.Now means more than today. It means today plus the time you took the reading which
link: If you want the difference to be 1, you can do this:, by excluding the time component from today's date Dim CurrentDate As Long =DateTime.DateParse(Da
link: Dim CurrentDate As Long =DateTime.Now 'uses the current time component Dim check As Long=DateUtils.SetDate("2021","06","30") 'uses midnight as time c

No. Those dates are a combination of date and time because your Dateformat is:DateTime.DateFormat = "dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm" Look at the diffeence between these two below formats: DateTime.DateFormat = "dd-MM-yyyy" DateTime.TimeFormat = "HH:mm" Log(DateTime.Date(DateTime.Now)) '21-02-2022 L
link: As @Spavlyuk mentioned, if you store your date as ticks in the SQLite, you can use: DateTime.DateFormat = "dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm" 'for 24 hr format If you
link: Hi !, I modified the code accordingly. I also found an issue in the line dSystemDate = DateTime.Dateparse( DateTime.Now) on my above code and correc
link: Date(dSelectedDate) = DateTime.Date(dSystemDate) Then Log("CURRENT DATE IS SELECTED") PerDiff=DateUtils.PeriodBetween(DateTime.DatePar

DateTime.DateFormat = "MM/dd/yyyy" DateTime.timeformat = "HH:mm:ss" LastCorrectDateTimeNow = DateTime.DateTimeParse("01/01/2024", "12:34:56") Log(DateTime.Date(LastCorrectDateTimeNow) & " " & DateTime.Time(LastCorrectDateTimeNow)) AddTicksPerDay = -4000 ExampleTimer.Ini
link: It would be better if you set it explicitly to the date and time that you last corrected the Android system time, eg if you set it to correct time on

Lothar, Die erste Linie solte da sein. Also: DateTime.DateFormat="dd.MM.yyyy" Dim diff2 As Period = DateUtils.PeriodBetween(DateTime.DateParse("07.03.1961"),DateTime.DateParse("06.03.2023")) Log(diff2.Years) Wenn die erste Linie nicht da ist, bekommen Sie den Fehler.
link: Sub Button1_Click DateTime.DateFormat="dd.MM.yyyy" Dim diff2 As Period = DateUtils.PeriodBetween(DateTime.DateParse("07.03.1961"),DateTime.Dat
link: Probier dies mal aus: Dim diff As Period DateTime.DateFormat="dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm:ss" diff = DateUtils.PeriodBetweenInDays(DateTime.Now, DateTime.DatePa
link: Vielen Dank. Ihr habt mir sehr geholfen. @Heinz. Auf die Idee bin ich nicht gekommen. Oh mein Gott! @ GMan - Danke. Das wars, was ich suchte. Ich hab

You can use DateTime.DateTimeParse Android's DateTime.TimeParse ("11:30") is equal DateTime.DateTimeParse (DateTime.Date (DateTime.Now), "11:30")
link: Sorry I didn't express myself well. At the moment I have solved all the problems mentioned above. To convert a set date this code was fine: Dim V
link: What works ? DateTime.Now returns the current time represented as the number of milliseconds since 1/1/1970 00:00 UTC. Meanwhile you told about human
link: Dim VarTime As Long DateTime.TimeFormat = "HH:mm" VarTime = DateTime.DateTimeParse (DateTime.Date (DateTime.Now), "11:30") Log (VarTime) '

DateTime.DateFormat = CurrentDateFormat ' Resets the time zone offset. DateTime.SetTimeZone(DeviceTimeZoneOffset) Return Result End Sub Sub GetTimeZoneOffset As Int Dim s, d As String Dim l As Long s = DateTime.DateFormat DateTime.DateFormat = "MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss" l = Date
link: ehm... Exactly I'm trying to detect the time a message from server takes to reach a client, in seconds or better in milliseconds.
link: Maybe you mean that DateTime.Now returns always the ms since 1/1/70 GMT but using DateTime.Date(DateTime.Now) we can see the local date-time? Anyway

DateTime.Timeformat is a string so you can save it before the change and restore it afterwards. eg. private originaltimeformat as string = datetime.timeformat DateTime.Timeformat ="hh:mm:ss a" Log(DateTime.Time(l)) '02:00:00 PM datetime.timeformat = originaltimeformat
link: One more thing, if i want 24 hour time format then below syntax is correct? DateTime.Timeformat="hh:mm" Aslo, how to parse time when I set time for

No. It should be: DateTime.DateFormat="EEE MM/dd/yyyy"
link: DateTime.DateFormat= "E MM/dd/yyyy" is also correct format. I tested the format. I am baffled too. Maybe if you can attach a little project to reprodu
link: What is the date format you use. It should work every time, How are you setting the date format before you make your calculations. DateTime.DateFormat
link: This is how I create the list... ' Create list of allowed dates... Dim selDateList As List selDateList.Initialize Dat

Keep date/time in UTC (similar DateTime.Now). DateTime.Date / DateTime.Time convert to local time, which includes daylightSavingTimeOffset. For example, Log (DateTime.Date (DateTime.Now) & " " & DateTime.Time (DateTime.Now)) Log (DateTime.Date (DateTime.Now - 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 31) & "
link: Erel, I need to be able to generate the GMT/UTC/DateTime.Now with DateTime.DateFormat of "yyyyMMdd'T'HHmmss'Z'" for use in my AWS S3 signature generat

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