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Products: Automation Server, AS-B, Enterprise Server, AS-P, Virtual Project Servers
Functionalities: Schedules
Product version: 1.9
12/14/2016

Adding a Date Range Calendar Event

You add a date range to a calendar to specify two or more consecutive days with a specific start and end date, such as 19 March to 23 March, 2013.

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The dates specified in a calendar are shown in the date list. You can specify dates in a calendar by three different methods:

  • Date: a specific date

  • Date range: a fixed period with a set start and stop date

  • Calculated date: a fixed period that repeats

Date Calendar Events

A single date within a calendar is an entry that occurs once or every year on the same date.

The following single date entry choices schedule an event on a single date, January 1, 2009:

  • Year - 2009

  • Month - January

  • Day of month - 1

  • Day of week - Any day

The following single date entry choices schedule an event on a single date every year, January 1:

  • Year - Any Year

  • Month - January

  • Day of month - 1

  • Day of week - Any day

The following choices produce an error message:

  • A day, month, and year combination that does not coincide

    An example is Friday, March 5, 2009. This date actually falls on a Thursday.

  • Any years past 2105

  • An explicit day that is out of range

    An example is September 31 or February 29 in a non-leap year.​​

Date Range Calendar Events

You can include a date range in the date list. A date range is a series of days to include in a calendar. An example of a date range is January 1, 2009 to January 31, 2009, which adds the entire month of January to the calendar as an event. You can use this date range for a device, such as a thermostat, to behave differently for the whole month of January.

Calculated Calendar Events

You can include a calculated date on a date list. A calculated date has no set start and stop date. For example, you use a calculated date to schedule the first week of the even months on a Friday.

To add a date range calendar event

  1. In WorkStation, in the System Tree pane, select the calendar you want to add the exception to.

  2. Click the Calendar Editor tab.

  3. On the Calendar Editor toolbar, click the Add Date Range button

     
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  4. In the Entry name box, type the name that you want to display on the date list.

     
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  5. In the Start year box, select the year for the start date.

  6. In the Start month box, select the month for the start date.

  7. In the Day of month box, select the day for the start date.

  8. In the Day of week box, select the weekday for the start date.

  9. In the Year box, select the year for the end date.

  10. In the Month box, select the month for the end date.

  11. In the Day of month box, select the day for the end date.

  12. In the Day of week box, select the weekday for the end date.

     
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  13. Click OK .

  14. On the File menu, click Save .

See Also

  • Adding a Calculated Date Calendar Event
  • Adding a Date Calendar Event
  • Creating a Calendar
  • Adding a Calendar Exception Event
  • Edit Calendar Entry Dialog Box – Date Range
  • Calendar Events
  • Calendars in WorkStation
  • General Information Properties – Basic Tab
  • References Tab