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Marian Pierre-Louis
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 9:42 pm    Post subject: Filtering list views by date Reply with quote

Is it possible to create a view for Tasks so that the only
tasks that display are due within the next 7 days? Is
there a formular or something for this?

Thanks!

Marian
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tedteng
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Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2005 12:21 pm    Post subject: RE: Filtering list views by date Reply with quote

Yes, it is a bit carzy the sps does not allow such fucntion like [Today]+7. I
thought it should be ok. So the work around for ur requirment is to add a new
column "DueDate7" which is a caculated type filed adn its value set to
[DueDate]+7.

Then create a new view say, Due In Next & Days, fitler the DueDate7 field
with [Today].

Hope it works for u.

br

ted

"Marian Pierre-Louis" wrote:

Quote:
Is it possible to create a view for Tasks so that the only
tasks that display are due within the next 7 days? Is
there a formular or something for this?

Thanks!

Marian
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tedteng
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Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2005 6:15 pm    Post subject: RE: Filtering list views by date Reply with quote

I have a new idea to complete it. I will write the detailed steps to achive
this without adding computed colmun.

I will come back to this post when done.

br

ted

"tedteng" wrote:

Quote:
Yes, it is a bit carzy the sps does not allow such fucntion like [Today]+7. I
thought it should be ok. So the work around for ur requirment is to add a new
column "DueDate7" which is a caculated type filed adn its value set to
[DueDate]+7.

Then create a new view say, Due In Next & Days, fitler the DueDate7 field
with [Today].

Hope it works for u.

br

ted

"Marian Pierre-Louis" wrote:

Is it possible to create a view for Tasks so that the only
tasks that display are due within the next 7 days? Is
there a formular or something for this?

Thanks!

Marian
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Guest






Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2005 6:15 pm    Post subject: RE: Filtering list views by date Reply with quote

Thank you! I appreciate you help and look forward to your
response.

Marian

Quote:
-----Original Message-----
I have a new idea to complete it. I will write the
detailed steps to achive
this without adding computed colmun.

I will come back to this post when done.

br

ted

"tedteng" wrote:

Yes, it is a bit carzy the sps does not allow such
fucntion like [Today]+7. I
thought it should be ok. So the work around for ur
requirment is to add a new
column "DueDate7" which is a caculated type filed adn
its value set to
[DueDate]+7.

Then create a new view say, Due In Next & Days, fitler
the DueDate7 field
with [Today].

Hope it works for u.

br

ted

"Marian Pierre-Louis" wrote:

Is it possible to create a view for Tasks so that the
only
tasks that display are due within the next 7 days?
Is
there a formular or something for this?

Thanks!

Marian

.
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tedteng
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 6:49 am    Post subject: RE: Filtering list views by date Reply with quote

I thought ur request is similar to CZS:

http://ms.mblogger.cn/tedteng/posts/12391.aspx
How to ONLY Display "This Month" Items in a List (2005-01-20)

U can use this mentod to change ur filter to this week, but not today+7,
sorry again fo no solution on ur case so far.

br
ted

"tedteng" wrote:

Quote:
Really sorry. I failed. What only I can do is to filter "This Week" and "This
Month", not "Today+7".

So still pls follow this post for ur requirement.
http://dev.collutions.com/blog/DisplayPost.aspx?ID=12

br

ted

"anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com" wrote:

Thank you! I appreciate you help and look forward to your
response.

Marian

-----Original Message-----
I have a new idea to complete it. I will write the
detailed steps to achive
this without adding computed colmun.

I will come back to this post when done.

br

ted

"tedteng" wrote:

Yes, it is a bit carzy the sps does not allow such
fucntion like [Today]+7. I
thought it should be ok. So the work around for ur
requirment is to add a new
column "DueDate7" which is a caculated type filed adn
its value set to
[DueDate]+7.

Then create a new view say, Due In Next & Days, fitler
the DueDate7 field
with [Today].

Hope it works for u.

br

ted

"Marian Pierre-Louis" wrote:

Is it possible to create a view for Tasks so that the
only
tasks that display are due within the next 7 days?
Is
there a formular or something for this?

Thanks!

Marian

.

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tedteng
Guest





Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 6:49 am    Post subject: RE: Filtering list views by date Reply with quote

Really sorry. I failed. What only I can do is to filter "This Week" and "This
Month", not "Today+7".

So still pls follow this post for ur requirement.
http://dev.collutions.com/blog/DisplayPost.aspx?ID=12

br

ted

"anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com" wrote:

Quote:
Thank you! I appreciate you help and look forward to your
response.

Marian

-----Original Message-----
I have a new idea to complete it. I will write the
detailed steps to achive
this without adding computed colmun.

I will come back to this post when done.

br

ted

"tedteng" wrote:

Yes, it is a bit carzy the sps does not allow such
fucntion like [Today]+7. I
thought it should be ok. So the work around for ur
requirment is to add a new
column "DueDate7" which is a caculated type filed adn
its value set to
[DueDate]+7.

Then create a new view say, Due In Next & Days, fitler
the DueDate7 field
with [Today].

Hope it works for u.

br

ted

"Marian Pierre-Louis" wrote:

Is it possible to create a view for Tasks so that the
only
tasks that display are due within the next 7 days?
Is
there a formular or something for this?

Thanks!

Marian

.

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