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IBM Domino Designer Basic User Guide and Reference
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LotusScript/COM/OLE Classes
LotusScript® Classes A-Z
This documentation lists each class, property, and method in the Domino® class library. Each class is followed by an alphabetical listing of the properties for that class and an alphabetical listing of the methods for that class. To find the property or method you want, turn to the class to which the property or method belongs.
NotesDateTime (LotusScript®)
Represents a date and time. Provides a means of translating between the LotusScript® date-time format and the Domino® format.
AdjustDay (NotesDateTime - LotusScript®)
Increments a date-time by the number of days you specify.
Examples: AdjustDay method

Examples: AdjustDay method

This script increments a NotesDateTime object by ten days, so that it represents 04/26/96 05:36:00 PM.
```
Dim dateTime As New NotesDateTime( "04/16/96 05:36 PM" )
Call dateTime.AdjustDay( 10 )
```
This script decrements a NotesDateTime object by ten days, so that it represents 04/06/96 05:36:00 PM. If the script runs on a computer that observes daylight-saving time, the date represents 04/06/96 04:36:00 PM, reflecting the fact that daylight-saving time went into effect on April 6.
```
Dim dateTime As New NotesDateTime( "04/16/96 05:36 PM" )
Call dateTime.AdjustDay( -10 )
```
This script decrements a NotesDateTime object by 17 days. This carries the date over to the previous month, so that it represents 03/30/96 05:36:00 PM, or 03/30/96 04:36:00 PM if the script runs on a computer that observes daylight-saving time.
```
Dim dateTime As New NotesDateTime( "04/16/96 05:36 PM" )
Call dateTime.AdjustDay( -17 )
```