[RESOLVED] Format datagrid cell that contains a date.

I would like to take a cell in a datagrid that will display a date and format it as such.
Currently is : 2011/12/31
Would like it to be: 12/31/11

I have this code which is formatting my headers correctly(thanks to help I received in this forum). Is there something I can do with this code to format the actual cells?

Code:

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        private void SetUpHoldTableStyles()
        {
            DataGridTableStyle ts = new DataGridTableStyle();
            ts.MappingName = binding2.DataMember.ToString();

            DataGridColumnStyle recordid = new DataGridTextBoxColumn();
            recordid.MappingName = "RecordID";                          //column 0
            recordid.HeaderText = "#";
            recordid.Width = -1;
            ts.GridColumnStyles.Add(recordid);

            DataGridColumnStyle customername = new DataGridTextBoxColumn();
            customername.MappingName = "CustomerName";
            customername.HeaderText = "Name";
            customername.Width = 155;
            ts.GridColumnStyles.Add(customername);

            DataGridColumnStyle checkdate = new DataGridTextBoxColumn();
            checkdate.MappingName = "CheckDate";
            checkdate.HeaderText = "Date";
            checkdate.Width = 70;
            ts.GridColumnStyles.Add(checkdate);

            DataGridColumnStyle paymenttype = new DataGridTextBoxColumn();
            paymenttype.MappingName = "PaymentType";                         
            paymenttype.HeaderText = "#";
            paymenttype.Width = -1;
            ts.GridColumnStyles.Add(paymenttype);

            dgHolds.TableStyles.Clear();
            dgHolds.TableStyles.Add(ts);

        }

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if you're using databinding, you can format the sql query, at least that's how i use to do it.
Check out about sql compact convert/cast here. Check also DataTypes and Standard and Extended Date Formats
You're looking for: SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(8), GETDATE(), 1) AS [MM/DD/YY]

Microsoft Access is the database that is being used. I found this to work for me.
SELECT Format(CheckDate,'mm/dd/yy') as TranDate FROM SomeTable;

Then I changed the section referencing the data this way

Code:

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            DataGridColumnStyle checkdate = new DataGridTextBoxColumn();
//            checkdate.MappingName = "CheckDate";
            checkdate.MappingName = "TranDate";
            checkdate.HeaderText = "Date";
            checkdate.Width = 70;
            ts.GridColumnStyles.Add(checkdate);

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Thanks again for the links.

you're welcome but you might want to check if 'mm/dd/yy' won't return 'minute/day/yeay' instead of month/day/year
If i'm not wrong SQL needs 'MM/dd/yy'