In my previous post I gave a hint that “Value” attribute is the key to CrmDateTime modifications/conversions. See, how I have used same attribute to modify the Time portion only.
public static CrmDateTime SetTime(CrmDateTime _dateTime,string _time) { // considering datetime format as 2012-07-05T11:00:00+1000 string _crmDTvalue = Convert.ToString(_dateTime.Value); string _crmDTvalueP1 = _crmDTvalue.Substring(0, 11); string _crmDTvalueP2 = _crmDTvalue.Substring(16); string _crmDTvalueNewTime = string.Concat(_crmDTvalueP1, _time, _crmDTvalueP2); CrmDateTime _crmDataTime = new CrmDateTime(); _crmDataTime.Value = _crmDTvalueNewTime; return _crmDataTime; }
Calling part;
//8 am SetTime(_myCrmDateTime,"08:00"); //5 pm SetTime(_myCrmDateTime,"17:00");
Please keep in mind, this method is subjective to the date time format you use, but this approach is easily used for any format.
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