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Hello,<br />
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you could use SharePoint Designer to create a data source that merges the two lists (calendars are just lists), then create a LVWP or a DVWP based on that data source.<br />
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Taking this a step further, you can use query parameters to narrow down the date range of the items displayed in the DVWP. <br />
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cheers, teylyn
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Hello,

you could use SharePoint Designer to create a data source that merges the two lists (calendars are just lists), then create a LVWP or a DVWP based on that data source.

Taking this a step further, you can use query parameters to narrow down the date range of the items displayed in the DVWP.

cheers, teylyn

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I've not abandoned this question, but it may take me some time to get up to speed on how to do what you have described.
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I've not abandoned this question, but it may take me some time to get up to speed on how to do what you have described.

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Can you describe the first few moves I need to make within SP Designer to get me on the path of the data source merge you mentioned? I can figure it out further from there.<br />
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And the query SP thing will be new to me, but I defintitely want in on it. Can you point me to a resource?<br />
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Then I will award points.
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Can you describe the first few moves I need to make within SP Designer to get me on the path of the data source merge you mentioned? I can figure it out further from there.

And the query SP thing will be new to me, but I defintitely want in on it. Can you point me to a resource?

Then I will award points.

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I need to create a datasheet type view in SharePoint 2010 that combines two separate calendars. Is this possible? The two calendars need to remain separate in SharePoint, but the VP needs to be able to export from one one place so he can (quarterly) print just a list of Calendar item titles and start/end dates covering both calendars.
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I need to create a datasheet type view in SharePoint 2010 that combines two separate calendars. Is this possible? The two calendars need to remain separate in SharePoint, but the VP needs to be able to export from one one place so he can (quarterly) print just a list of Calendar item titles and start/end dates covering both calendars.

Sharepoint 2010- two calendars, one printed list

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