how to get new date result after adding some days to an existing date

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I have a given date and I want to add some days to it so that I would like a resulting date in c#.

I tried like this:

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DateTime v_expdt = Convert.ToDateTime((TextBox12.Text));

In the textbox12 I have entered say 01/03/2012. I want to add 20days and get the result in the variable v_expdt in dd/mm/yyyy format.

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Posted 2-Apr-13 21:38pm

Updated 2-Apr-13 21:41pm

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Hey all you need to do is.

C#

v_expdt = v_expdt.AddDays(20).ToShrotDateString();

Posted 2-Apr-13 21:43pm

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Aarti Meswania · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-02T21:44:00

this way...

C#

DateTime v_expdt = Convert.ToDateTime((TextBox12.Text));
string Result = v_expdt.AddDays(20).ToString("dd/MM/yyyy");

Happy Coding!
:)

Posted 2-Apr-13 21:44pm

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