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I want to time from this type string
30-12-1899 14:32:54
string ReportTime = JobReportTime.Substring(9, 19);
but when I use Substring give me error “Index and count must refer to a location within the string.
Parameter name: count”
Substring arguments are start position and length, not start and end index. You could use
.Substring(11, 8)but as Substring will just return the rest of the string if you don’t specify a length,.Substring(11)will give you what you’re after. Of course, you should probably consider parsing the string into aDateTimeand then extracting the time information, as others have suggested.