Bonnie,
Yes, your suggestion works as follows:
string Test = "14:15:32";
System.Convert.ToDateTime( Test ).ToString("t")Thank you you very much for your help!
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>Thank you for your help. I will look up help for this class (that much I can do <g>).>
>No problem, Dmitry ... lemme know if you get it working.
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>~~Bonnie
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>
>>>Dmitry,
>>>
>>>If you want it to remain a string, you can use Convert.ToDateTime().ToShortTimeString() or .ToLongTimeString(). (I forget exactly what the formatted string will look like, but you can try it and see).
>>>
>>>~~Bonnie
>>>
>>>>Is there a function in C# that would convert time from a sting (in VFP table) of the Hour-Min-Seconds format to Hour-Minute am/pm?
>>>>
>>>>TIA.
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