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FMP 10: Nurserey want's a plan showing what room gets cleaned when. I have a list view with the rooms from top to bottom. The want the days of the month from left to right. Day1 Day2 Day3 Day4 Room1 Cleaning Room2 Cleaning Room3 Cleaning Room4 Cleaning I made a global date field for the start date and a calc feld with 31 repetitions to display the days of the month (and the first days of the following month if the current month has less than 31 days). Can I stay with that or do I have to create 31 fields, because: |
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Having 31 fields or even better a new Table of Related records (one for each day, where data is needed) would be the best approach to get around all sorts of messy problems you'll discover when using Repeating Fields. |
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Problem #1: I can't have Sundays painted in red with the repetition field, can I? The dataviewer shows the weekday of the repetition I click in, but it seems that's not good enough for conditional formatting. |
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Sure you can. You need to first determine which repetition represents Sunday and then you can use this in your conditional formatting formula, for example assuming the 7th repetion is the one that we want to be red: Get ( CalculationRepetitionNumber ) = 7 |
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