How to Format a DateTime Object as 'YYYYMMDDHHMMSS' in C#?

C# Datetime Object formatting into "yyyymmddhhmms"

This article introduces how to use a custom format string to convert the C# Datetime object to "yyyymmddhmms" format. Although there is no direct built -in method to accurately match this format, it can be easily achieved in just a few steps.

The following code converts the DATETIME object to a target format:

Explanation:

<code class="language-csharp">DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyyMMddHHmmss");</code>

: This method allows the output format of custom DateTime objects.

• ToString() : This format string defines the required format. Each letter corresponding to the date or time of the corresponding date or time:

• : Four -digit years

  "yyyyMMddHHmmss" : Two-digit months (01-12)

  : The number of days in the two-digit months (01-31)
  • yyyy : Two-digit hours (00-23)
  • : Two-digit minutes (00-59) MM
  : Two-digit seconds (00-59)
  • dd
  • HH Please note that this format string distinguishes the case. If you use a lowercase letter, such as "mm" instead of "mm", the corresponding output will be a lowercase.
  • According to the above steps, you can easily convert the C# Datetime object into the required "Yyyymmddhhmms" format. mm

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