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brotherharry
I'm creating a custom view of calender for all my non-work appointments
which are a mix of
- Holidays
- Private appointments (where I've ticked the 'private' box in the
calendar item)
- Non-private appointments starting or ending after 18:00 regardless of
date.
I could do it by marking everything as private, but I need to see
things that cross the work/private line e.g. holiday.
There might also be work events that start or go on after hours that
would knock on to my personal calendar.
I could create a custom category of 'stuff that should be on my private
calender', but I don't want to have to manually apply that all the
time, hence an automatic view.
I can filter for the first two using the SQL tab of Filter:
("DAV:isfolder" = false AND "DAV:ishidden" = false) AND
(("http://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/sensitivity-long" = 2 OR
"urn:schemas:httpmail:subject" LIKE '%Holiday%'
But I'm struggling with the third part, the time.
doing this:
"urn:schemas:calendar:dtstart" >= '18:00')) OR
"urn:schemas:calendar:dtend" >= '18:00'))
doesn't work, (I get every date back) because I think Outlook needs a
specific date to work with times.
Any ideas?
which are a mix of
- Holidays
- Private appointments (where I've ticked the 'private' box in the
calendar item)
- Non-private appointments starting or ending after 18:00 regardless of
date.
I could do it by marking everything as private, but I need to see
things that cross the work/private line e.g. holiday.
There might also be work events that start or go on after hours that
would knock on to my personal calendar.
I could create a custom category of 'stuff that should be on my private
calender', but I don't want to have to manually apply that all the
time, hence an automatic view.
I can filter for the first two using the SQL tab of Filter:
("DAV:isfolder" = false AND "DAV:ishidden" = false) AND
(("http://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/sensitivity-long" = 2 OR
"urn:schemas:httpmail:subject" LIKE '%Holiday%'
But I'm struggling with the third part, the time.
doing this:
"urn:schemas:calendar:dtstart" >= '18:00')) OR
"urn:schemas:calendar:dtend" >= '18:00'))
doesn't work, (I get every date back) because I think Outlook needs a
specific date to work with times.
Any ideas?