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Hey folks,
I've done some googling and not sure how to get started here. Several people are going to be adding appointments to an Outlook calendar (I am happy to use Sharepoint calendar if it is easier). I need the app to get that information, and display it like a calendar, but only the current week and the following. Is this possible? I can't seem to find any information on how to possibly accomplish this so any assistance is greatly appreciated.
This is over a year old why did you respond to this >.>
Solution:
* Toggle to the Calendar view.
* Using the small navigational calendar in the top left corner, simply hold down the "CTRL" button, and using your mouse, highlight the range of dates that you want your view to be - in this example, start with the current day, and highlight the next 13 days to give you the 14 day view that you're looking for.
* You should now have a 14 day (2 week) view in your calendar.
* Now go to the VIEW > CHANGE VIEW menu options, and select "Select current view as a new view". When the dialogue box pops up, name it something like "2 Week View" - and you're done.
You should now find that whenever you toggle out calendar view, to your email or contacts or whatever, when you come back to the Calendar tab that it's still showing your new, custom 2 week view.
Soo...that's kind of useless then, if the dates are going to move around. 😕 How does one get them to not move around?
Hi @CharlesBrewer ,
Yes, the dates will move. But all dates will be displayed in the current view, because if at the beginning and end of the month, these two lines will automatically add the dates that are not in this month.
Best Regards,
Habsburg Qian
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Hey @v-zhoqian-msft ,
So I changed it to the following and now it seems to show all 14 days. I hope this stays consistent?
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Answers (If(DateAdd(Today(),1-Weekday(Today()))<=DateAdd(_firstDayInView,ThisItem.Value)
&&DateAdd(_firstDayInView,ThisItem.Value) <=DateAdd(Today(),14-Weekday(Today())),
!(DateAdd(_firstDayInView,ThisItem.Value, TimeUnit.Days) - Weekday(DateAdd(_firstDayInView,ThisItem.Value,
TimeUnit.Days)) + 1 > _lastDayOfMonth),false)
My bigger concern though is, if you look at my screenshot below, and where the title box is, the previous week is still there, but blank. So what happens when it rolls into next week, or the beginning of the month? Will the dates move around or can I get the "2 weeks" to consistently stay in one spot? Does that make sense?
Hi @CharlesBrewer ,
You could change these two numbers:
Best Regards,
Habsburg Qian
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Also @v-zhoqian-msft I set the title2 visibility as you mentioned, and I am getting Friday of last week
I finally had time to go through this video. I'll try it...his appointments thing at the end is kind of what I want, but he connects it to Sharepoint, I'm unsure how to keep it connected to an Outlook calendar. The built in form functions would be nice too and I'll have to figure that out, I guess, he doesn't really go over it.
Hi @CharlesBrewer ,
I think you could follow this video to make a large calendar with appointments first, and then refer to the formula I provided to only show two weeks:
Build CALENDAR Control in POWER APPS in Minutes | Connect to SharePoint List - YouTube
Best Regards,
Habsburg Qian
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