<Scheduler>.PositionDateTime (Function)

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PositionDateTime

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Positioning in the Scheduler control

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<Scheduler>.PositionDateTime (Function)

In french: <Planning>.PositionDateHeure

Displays a Scheduler control from a specified date or returns the date of the first day (or last day) displayed in a Scheduler control.

In Universal Windows 10 App mode, this function can only be used to handle the Scheduler controls found in a report.

Example

// Positionne le champ Planning sur la date du jour
PLN_Planning.PositionDateHeure(Today())

// Positionne le champ Planning au 20 décembre 2018
PLN_Planning.PositionDateHeure("20181220")

Syntax

Positioning the schedule on a specified date Hide the details

<Scheduler control>.PositionDateTime(<Start date>)

<Scheduler control>: Control name

Name of Scheduler control to use. This control can correspond to:
the Scheduler control of a window,
the Scheduler control of a report.

<Start date>: Character string or Date variable

Start date for the display.

Finding out the first date or the last date displayed by the Scheduler control Hide the details

<Result> = <Scheduler control>.PositionDateTime([<Sought date>])

<Result>: Character string, or Date or DateTime variable

Date (or Date and Time) displayed by the Scheduler control.

<Scheduler control>: Control name

Name of Scheduler control to use. This control can correspond to:
the Scheduler control of a window,
the Scheduler control of a report.

<Sought date>: Optional Integer constant

Type of sought date:
New in version 28
orgDateTimeFirstVisible
First date and time displayed in the Scheduler control (depending on the position of the elevator).
Not available.
schCurrentMonth First day of the month displayed in the Scheduler control.
schEndDate Last date displayed in the Scheduler control.
schStartDate
(Default value) First date displayed in the Scheduler control.

Remarks

Positioning in the Scheduler control

When <Scheduler>.PositionDateTime is used to display a date, the Scheduler control keeps your display preferences.

For example, if the Scheduler control displayed is a weekly schedule starting from Monday, <Scheduler>.PositionDateTime used on a Friday displays the schedule from Monday to Sunday for the week that includes the specified Friday.

Component: wd280mdl.dll