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I am writing an app that uses the TimeSpan object. Specifically I am using the constructor TimeSpan(int32, int32, int32, int32). However, when I output my results to an Excel file the TimeSpans display in the format hh:mm:ss where I was expecting dd:hh:mm:ss. With the data I have right now all of the days are 0 — but then I was expecting 00:hh:mm:ss instead of the shorter format.
Any advice is appreciated.
You need to set the formatting of the cells in Excel to the format you want. It probably set the formatting automatically because all the day values are 0