Hello,
I want to set a textbox with the next formula
For CALCDATE = '04/11/2011' The result is:
Date of 04/11/2011 00:00:00
The desired result is
Date of 04/11/2011
Format string is set to {0:d} but it does not work properly.
Instead I tried with
And it does not work either (it throws an error).
How can I set the format to this date?
Thank you very much.
Sergio.
I want to set a textbox with the next formula
[= "Date of " + Parameters.CALCDATE.Value]For CALCDATE = '04/11/2011' The result is:
Date of 04/11/2011 00:00:00
The desired result is
Date of 04/11/2011
Format string is set to {0:d} but it does not work properly.
Instead I tried with
[="Date of" + Format({0:d}, Parameters.CALCDATE.Value)]And it does not work either (it throws an error).
How can I set the format to this date?
Thank you very much.
Sergio.
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Hello Sergio,
The Format property would work if the value is DateTime, but in your case it is an expression. As explained in Member Access help article, in expressions you can access a member of an object, using the . (dot) character. You can call all public members of an object directly in the Expression Editor. So your expression could be changed to something like this:
= "Date of " + Parameters.CALCDATE.ToShortDateString()
Regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
The Format property would work if the value is DateTime, but in your case it is an expression. As explained in Member Access help article, in expressions you can access a member of an object, using the . (dot) character. You can call all public members of an object directly in the Expression Editor. So your expression could be changed to something like this:
= "Date of " + Parameters.CALCDATE.ToShortDateString()
Regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
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