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how to implement a time-ranged document in a calendar view ?
hello,
i'm programming in lotus 6 :
it is easy to make a calendar view.
but how to make a document (who contains a range instead of a single date) appearing several times in the calendar view.
(ex: from the 10.02.02 until the 17.02.02) on every days of the (calendar view)
whitout having to type 7 time the document for each day...
does anyone have that formula ? a view who do it ?
i just have no clue of a way out...
i'm programming in lotus 6 :
it is easy to make a calendar view.
but how to make a document (who contains a range instead of a single date) appearing several times in the calendar view.
(ex: from the 10.02.02 until the 17.02.02) on every days of the (calendar view)
whitout having to type 7 time the document for each day...
does anyone have that formula ? a view who do it ?
i just have no clue of a way out...
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ASKER
My god, it' so good !
You saved my evening , big kiss from my wife !
And very thanks for the quick & efficient answer.
You saved my evening , big kiss from my wife !
And very thanks for the quick & efficient answer.
ASKER
Efficient one. thanks a lot
You are welcome.
ASKER
I still have a problem, it works in the designer's preview
but shows no entries in the client (the same calendar view).
any idea ?
but shows no entries in the client (the same calendar view).
any idea ?
ASKER
time was missing.
datelist:=@Explode(@TextTo Time(@Text (Staff_in_ date) + "-" + @Text(staff_out_date)));
@TextToTime(@Text(DateList ) + " " + @Text(staff_in_h))
datelist:=@Explode(@TextTo
@TextToTime(@Text(DateList
Time was missing ! Did that fix the problem ?
ASKER
Yes, even if you do not shot time in calendar the 1st column needs to have a time .
previous code is working fine.
thanks again.
previous code is working fine.
thanks again.
ASKER
@explode(@Date(@Text(staff