Display Calendars
Use the Display tab to display a calendar in a time-distance cell. For the time-distance cell, it can be defined which calendar should be displayed and if the calendar displays the work and free time as per day rounding or as an exact minute. Per-day rounding does not show the daily free time (e.g., at night).
Ways to access
Click in a time-distance cell and select the Display tab in the Object Properties pane. Then select a calendar in the Calendar Display group.
Per Day (Day Definitions)
Figure: Displaying A Calendar
Exactly (Time Types)
Steps
Open a View in the Explorer and click in the Time-distance cell.
Select a display calendar on the tab Display.
Select the Display mode: Per day (day definition) or Exactly (time types).
You can change the colors for each display mode using the button Edit. Here you can also deactivate the Display of individual colors.
Using the option Collapse relevant days will be completely folded out.
Note: The changed colors for the display mode are changed for all calendars!
Display calendar breaks for activities in a different line style
Check that non-working times (holidays or weekends are displayed (see above).
Set in Options - Activity the Non-working_line_display options for the Activity line.
Display activitiy breaks at non-working time
Due to the fact that a calendar automatically lies on its own calendar layer, you should simply change the order of the layer so that the calendar layer lies above the Activity layer.
Note: To avoid completely hiding activities, make the colors of the working times/working days transparent!
Check the background color of the calendar for the chosen Display mode on the Display tab.
Select the tab Layer and change the order of the layer using the up and down buttons. The Calendar layer should be above the Activity layer.
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