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Powershell: Date Format, Conversion, Calculation
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| ### [datetime] ALWAYS assumes MDY format irrespective of your culture when the following format is being converted | |
| ### therefore, it requires to use ParseExact in order correct this | |
| [datetime]::ParseExact('9/11/2015','d/MM/yyyy', $null).ToString('dd MMM yyyy') | |
| ([datetime]'9 Dec 2015').ToString('dd MMMM yyyy') | |
| Get-Date -Format 'dd MMM yyyy' | |
| ### Different ways of calculating TimeSpan | |
| $StartDate = (GET-DATE) | |
| $EndDate = [datetime]::ParseExact('22/12/2015','d/MM/yyyy', $null) | |
| NEW-TIMESPAN –Start $StartDate –End $EndDate | |
| $EndDate - $StartDate | |
| ($EndDate - $StartDate).Days | |
| (Get-Date).AddDays(($EndDate - $StartDate).Days).ToString('dd MMM yyyy') |
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