How to convert system date to pacific time in C#

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DateTime thisDay = DateTime.Today;

String date = thisDay.ToString("d");

How to convert system date to pacific time in c#?

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Posted 27-Apr-16 1:27am

nikhil2015

Updated 27-Apr-16 1:39am

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Garth J Lancaster 27-Apr-16 7:40am

its not 100% clear what you mean by 'pacific time' - do you mean a particular output format, or, you are in one timezone and wish to convert a date/time from your timezone into 'pacific time' timezone

Without a better definition/explanation the only thing I can point you at is https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb397769(v=vs.110).aspx?cs-save-lang=1&cs-lang=csharp#code-snippet-2

nikhil2015 27-Apr-16 7:50am

i am in one timezone and wish to convert a date/time from my timezone into 'pacific time' timezone

DateTime thisDay = DateTime.Today;

String date = thisDay.ToString("d");

in string date i am getting current date.i need its corresponding pasific value

nikhil2015 27-Apr-16 7:55am

i am working on server which is at US.its timezone is different from here.so that i need to convert date time in here to pasific

Shambhoo kumar 27-Apr-16 7:45am

what do you mean by pacific time. you can try like this also.

DateTime date=DateTime.UtcNow;

nikhil2015 27-Apr-16 7:54am

i am working on server which is at US.its timezone is different from here.so that i need to convert date time in here to pasific

Shambhoo kumar 2-May-16 1:12am

DateTime.UtcNow;
it's gives you current pasific time. so you can use it.

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Karthik_Mahalingam · Answer 1 · 2016-04-27T01:39:00

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check these links

c# - How to convert UTC+0 Date to PST Date? - Stack Overflow[^]
timezone - Convert Local Time Zone to PST Time Zone in C# - Stack Overflow[^]
Converting Times Between Time Zones[^]

Posted 27-Apr-16 1:39am

Karthik_Mahalingam