Returns the time-date value which corresponds to yesterday's date.

Syntax

@Yesterday

Return value

yesterday

Time-date. Yesterday's date.

Using @Yesterday in column or selection formulas may impact the efficiency of your application. It also causes the view refresh indicator to display constantly.

In a field formula, Lotus Notes/Domino takes the value for @Yesterday from the clock in the client computer.

Language cross-reference

Yesterday property of LotusScript NotesInternational class

Yesterday property of Java International class

Example
See Also

Performing time-date operations
@Today
@Now
@Tomorrow

Glossary