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Microsoft® JScript
setDate Method

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Description

Sets the numeric date of the Date object.

Syntax

dateObj.setDate( numDate )

The numDate argument is a numeric value equal to the numeric date.

Remarks

If the value of numDate is greater than the number of days in the month stored in the date object or is a negative number, the date will be set to a date equal to numDate minus the number of days in the stored month. For example, if the stored date is January 5, 1996, and setDate(32) is called, the date changes to February 1, 1996. Negative numbers have a similar behavior.

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