why does DateTime ToString dd MM yyyy give me dd-MM-yyyy

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I want my datetime to be converted to a string that is in format  dd MM yyyy   Whenever I convert it using DateTime ToString  dd MM yyyy    I get dd-MM-yyyy instead   Is there some sort of culture info that I have to set

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Pass CultureInfo InvariantCulture as the second parameter of DateTime  it will return the string as what you want  even a very special format   DateTime Now ToString  dd MM yyyy   CultureInfo InvariantCulture    will return  28 02 2014

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Dumb question answer perhaps  but have you tried dd MM yyyy   Note the capitalization    mm is for minutes with a leading zero   So I doubt that s what you want    This may be helpful  http   www geekzilla co uk View00FF7904-B510-468C-A2C8-F859AA20581F htm

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If you use MVC  tables  it works like this    lt td gt     DateTime detalle fec  ToString  dd   MM   yyyy    lt  td gt

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Slash is a date delimiter  so that will use the current culture date delimiter   If you want to hard-code it to always use slash  you can do something like this   DateTime ToString  dd   MM   yyyy

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Add CultureInfo InvariantCulture as an argument   using System Globalization        var dateTime   new DateTime 2016 8 16   dateTime ToString  dd MM yyyy   CultureInfo InvariantCulture     Will return    16 08 2016

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