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    Question Calendar problem

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    I have a small problem about a calendar use.
    I need to mark some weekdays to be holidays and I need to do that for the whole year at the time.
    I' using MS ACCESS 2002 and the calendar-component 10.0

    jukka

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    Re: Calendar problem

    I need to mark some weekdays to be holidays
    1) How do you plan to mark them?
    2) What is you criteria for selecting those 'some weekdays'?
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    Re: Calendar problem

    You could create a table for holding all the holidays and then when you present the calendar you can do a date range query on the holiday table. Mark any dates returned on your calendar. Then plan to take those days off
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    Re: Calendar problem

    Then plan to take those days off
    Wish I could do that ... lol
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    Re: Calendar problem

    Quote Originally Posted by koolsid
    1) How do you plan to mark them?
    2) What is you criteria for selecting those 'some weekdays'?
    Hi

    Actually it might be enough if I could chance the font colour for those days so that user could just see not to select them.
    I'd also need to process fridays differently than other weekdays but that can I do in the code too (maybe a radio button to select).

    jukka

    PS I could use some other calendar componet too if there is any "free" available.
    Last edited by jukka; Feb 22nd, 2007 at 01:59 AM. Reason: adding

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