I tend to doubt it would work as Lotus.
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After furious head scratching, Julie Foster asked:
| Well perhaps the same formula in Excel would work here? I don't have
| Excel on this computer so I can't look it up. Perhaps someone could
| let me try their code from Excel. I would think you could hand code
| it if there were no function for it but I don't know where to look
| for documentation for formulas and functions in Outlook. Would it
| work the same as a Lotus 1-2-3 formula? They document their formulas
| really well in their help.
|
| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
|
|| Ah, I see now. As I don't use that option (never even knew it
|| existed!) I will leave the answer to someone who is more experienced
|| with customizing views using programming, such as Sue Mosher or
|| Diane Poremsky.
||
|| Perhaps one of them could assist you but I tend to doubt that you
|| can add that one to your Category view.
||
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|| After furious head scratching, Julie Foster asked:
||
||| From the Advanced Toolbar (View/Toolbar/Advanced while viewing my
||| Calendar) I clicked the down arrow which changes views and chose
||| "Define Views". I then clicked Modify (the "by category" view).
||| Under "Fields" I clicked "New Field". I named the field DayofWeek,
||| chose "formula" for Type and then clicked "Edit". A "Formula Field"
||| pops up where I can click Field or Function button. Does this help?
|||
||| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
|||
|||| Functions and formulas do not work in Outlook. Tell us what you
|||| are trying to do with these "functions and formulas." (Hint- they
|||| only work in Excel.)
||||
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|||| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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|||| After furious head scratching, Julie Foster asked:
||||
||||| I am modifying the "by Category" view using the "Define views"
||||| option. I want to create a column showing the day of the week, ie
||||| Monday, Tuesday, etc. Is there no help on functions and formulas
||||| that shows example of how to use the syntax?
|||||
||||| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
|||||
|||||| What are you using to try to create this view? Have you tried
|||||| using the standard toolbar button to show the one day view?
||||||
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|||||| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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|||||| After furious head scratching, Julie Foster asked:
||||||
||||||| I am changing a Calendar view in Outlook and want to display
||||||| "Monday" out ot the Start date. I tried Weekday([Start])
||||||| but all I get is a number. I can't find any help on how
||||||| functions and formulas work.
