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I've been unable to get this to work, no matter what value I supply for the color, it doesn't show in the calendar:

Is there a trick to this?  Perhaps I'm calling things in the wrong order?  I'm calling populate on the calendar control before and after clearing/adding the label list.
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Awesome!  Thanks!!

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Hi,

Note that right after creating the control its label list is already defined in a default value. So far, when you reinitializes it, you should call .RemoveAll method before filling new values.

Dim CLs As XtremeCalendarControl.CalendarEventLabels
Set CLs = CalendarControl.DataProvider.LabelList
CLs.RemoveAll
<open recordset>
<Loop thru recordset>
   CLs.AddLabel rst!LabelID, rst!LabelRGB, rst!LabelName


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I found this to workfine too....

However, if I load the labels during the form_load event, I'm still having this issue.  If I load the labels during my "calendar populate" procedure, the colors are fine.

Thanks!
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Hi,

Quick question about labels.  I'm supplying my own label list using the following method:

Dim CLs As XtremeCalendarControl.CalendarEventLabels

Set CLs = CalendarControl.DataProvider.LabelList

<open recordset>
<Loop thru recordset>
   CLs.AddLabel rst!LabelID, rst!LabelRGB, rst!LabelName

I'm not getting the same colors back.  For example, my recordset is supplying 6545061 as one of the colors (ID=4).  This is the same color that's used for "Personal" in the calendar sample VB project.  My appointment with LabelID=4 shows 14084071 as the color.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks!
Mir

 
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