You need to initialize the dTime variable to a valid date/time before you can adjust it.

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The reason why your code fails is that you initialise the dTime variable with the following line

Dim dTime As New notesDateTime("")

which effectively creates an invalid NotesDateTime instance. Later in your code, the line

Call dTime.AdjustDay(adjustD(0))

then has no effect. (I'd actually prefer it if an error was raised, but it seems that NotesDateTime.AdjustDay() is implemented such that it just fails silently.)

I assume that with (also from your code)

Call doc.ReplaceItemValue("dTime",temp2(0))

you are intending to initialise the dTime variable to the date and time stored in temp2(0). However, that does not work, since the only thing that the dTime item on the document and the dTime variable have in common is their name -- apart from that they are two completely different animals.

If you replace that by

dTime.LSLocalTime = temp2(0) 'assign value of temp2(0) to the dTime variable
dTime.AdjustDay(adjustD(0)) 'adjust date/time stored in the dTime variable
Call doc.ReplaceItemValue("dTime", dTime) 'assign value of the dTime variable to the dTime item

then it should work as intended.

Feedback response number JSAK98VCYH created by ~Tip Zekjumitexakol on 06/21/2013

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