Day View

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The Scheduling area is where tasks can be added, viewed, edited or moved. The layout of the Schedule screen is defined by options selected on the ribbon area.

 

day view

 

Day is the default view mode when the Schedule is first opened. This view enables user events in the scheduling area to be displayed or scheduled on a day-by-day basis, or by a number of days.

 

The scheduling area consists of time blocks, which are used to schedule user events. Time blocks outside of normal working hours are displayed in a darker colour than those in normal working hours.

 

schedule hours

 

Days containing working hours are workdays. Working hours reflect the working hours set in Tools > Options > General. Together, the days and working hours make up a work week.

 

The left side of the scheduling area is occupied by the Time of day column, which displays the relevant time of a time block or blocks. The current time is indicated by a the large blue arrow.

 

time arrow

 

The default time scale for this column can be set or changed in Tools > Options > Schedule. This default value can be temporarily overridden by right clicking in the Time of day column and choosing from 5, 6, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minute intervals. The view will return to the predefined time scale the next time the Schedule screen is opened.

 

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The Time of Day column is only displayed when in the Day, Work Week or Current +7 view.

 

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When a task is scheduled for a time period that is above or below the visible area currently onscreen, an arrow, either out of range arrow down or out of range arrow up appears in the Time of day on the day to indicate the direction of that invisible entry. Click the arrow to automatically scroll the Schedule screen and bring that task into view.

 

The same scroll button appears when the user task is outside of the day's cell, when working under the Work Week, Week, Year, Time Line or Current +7 (days) view.

 

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The red exclamation mark over the people/person icon indicates that the task has not yet been confirmed by the user.

 

Further information

Work Week View

Week View

Current +7 view

Month View

Year View

Time Line View