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3 dates to control one calendar

Hi all

I am looking to have one calendar controlled by 3 dates [Arrival Date], START_DATE and END_DATE

As of now the calendar is controlled by [Arrival Date]

Script below:

//Temporary Calendar Created
TempDates:LOAD
    
[Arrival Date]

Resident xxx

Where isnull([Arrival Date])=0

Order By [Arrival Date];
LET vMinDate =Num(Peek('Arrival Date', 0,'TempDates'));

//LET vMaxDate =Num(Peek('Arrival Date', -1,'TempDates'));  //needed at end of year to prevent rolling over into new financial year

LET vMaxDate = num(WeekEnd(Today()));LET vToday = num(Today());
Drop Table TempDates;




TempCalendar:LOAD
    
$(vMinDate) + ROWNO() - 1       AS Num,
    
DATE($(vMinDate) + ROWNO() - 1) AS TempDate
    
    
AUTOGENERATE $(vMaxDate) - $(vMinDate) + 1;
//Create Master Calendar
MasterCalendar:LOAD
    
TempDate                                                                                       as [Arrival Date]
     ,
date(TempDate)                                                                                as [ArrivalDateDate]
     ,
Month(TempDate)                                                                               as [ArrivalDateMonth]
     ,
MonthName(TempDate)                                                                      as [ArrivalDateMonthYear]
    ,
if(Month(TempDate)>=4 and Month([TempDate])<=6,'Q1',
     
if(Month(TempDate)>=7 and Month([TempDate])<=9,'Q2',
     
if(Month([TempDate])>=10 and Month([TempDate])<=12,'Q3',
     
if(Month([TempDate])>=1 and Month([TempDate])<=3,'Q4',))))                    as [ArrivalDateFinQuarter]
     ,
if(Month([TempDate])<4,
     
Year([TempDate])-1 & '/' & num(fmod(Year([TempDate]),100),'00'),
     
Year([TempDate]) & '/' & num(fmod(Year([TempDate])+1,100),'00') )             as [ArrivalDateFinYear]
     
     ,
If(Month(weekstart(TempDate))<4 ,num(fmod(Year(weekstart(TempDate))-1,100),'00') &'/' & fmod(Year(weekstart(TempDate)),100) , num(fmod(Year(weekstart(TempDate)),100),'00') &'/' & fmod(Year(weekstart(TempDate))+1,100) )  as NHSYear
WE
    
     ,
WeekEnd([TempDate])                                                                      as [ArrivalDateWeekEndDate]
     ,
Weekday([TempDate])                                                                      as [ArrivalDay]
    
     ,
if(weekend(TempDate) <= weekend(date('31/03/' & year(TempDate),'dd/mm/yyyy')),            

// if true then in second year of the financial year       

if(weekend(date('1/4/' & (year(TempDate) - 1),'dd/mm/yyyy')) < weekend(date('7/4/' & (year(TempDate) - 1),'dd/mm/yyyy')),   

// if true then 1st april is not in the first week of the financial year    

(interval(weekend(TempDate) - weekend(date('7/4/' & (year(TempDate) - 1),'dd/mm/yyyy')))/7) + 1,
(
interval(weekend(TempDate) - weekend(date('1/4/' & (year(TempDate) - 1),'dd/mm/yyyy')))/7) + 1),
if(weekend(date('1/4/' & year(TempDate),'dd/mm/yyyy')) < weekend(date('7/4/' & year(TempDate),'dd/mm/yyyy')),  

// if true then 1st april is not in the first week of the financial year        

(interval(weekend(TempDate) - weekend(date('7/4/' & year(TempDate),'dd/mm/yyyy')))/7) + 1,
(
interval(weekend(TempDate) - weekend(date('1/4/' & year(TempDate),'dd/mm/yyyy')))/7) + 1)) as [FinWeekNo]
    
     ,
Day([TempDate])                                                                               as [ArrivalDayNumber]
     ,
year(TempDate)                                                                                as [ArrivalYear]
     ,
if(Month(TempDate)>=4,Month(TempDate)-3, Month(TempDate)+9)                as [ArrivalDateFinMonth]
    ,
date(TempDate, 'YYYYMM')                                                   as ArrivalDateYearMonthNumber

RESIDENT TempCalendar

ORDER BY TempDate BCD;
DROP Tables TempCalendar;

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

I think you should read this discussion. I'm not sure what you mean by 'controlled' but I'm fairly sure what you want can't be done. You can create three calendars and/or create a calendar data island (for making selections in all three date fields).


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Gysbert_Wassenaar

I think you should read this discussion. I'm not sure what you mean by 'controlled' but I'm fairly sure what you want can't be done. You can create three calendars and/or create a calendar data island (for making selections in all three date fields).


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand