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g.novi
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Posted: 09 October 2012 at 6:01pm |
I need to color some cells (see picture). I need to highlight the hours of absence from working after running a query in the database. Working with the event "BeforeDrawThemeObject" The times are too long, because the event works very often. How do I get what I'm looking for? Best regards |
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Xander75
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Hi,
I have done something similar where I needed to highlight the working hours differently for each day based on the works shift pattern. I am not back in the office until Monday the 29th of October, I will send a snippet of code as to how this is done if someone doesn't beat me to it by then! Who know's I might be able to get it up and posted before this message gets through the rather slow site moderation these days!!! PS: To any site moderators out there who do finally get round to allowing this reply, please look into some sort of Captcha or other sort of forum post moderation. Quite simply the forums have died a lot since the site moderators took over, as I have seen many of my posts go days if not longer before appearing on a post! EDIT: This is ridiculous... "Posted: 26 October 2012 at 12:41am" and approved on "5 November 2012". So much for the posting being moderated at least a couple of times per day. I am seriously getting pissed off with this forum, remember I am a Codejock Customer with annual subscription so nice way to ruin my online support! I used to enjoy helping out others and finding solutions to my issues but it has become very frustrating to say the least!!! |
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