Nc docs/calendar #7998
Nc docs/calendar #7998
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WalkthroughWalkthroughThe recent updates to the NocoDB documentation introduce and detail the new Calendar View feature. This enhancement allows users to visualize their data in a calendar format, offering capabilities such as drag-and-drop rearrangement, viewing in various time frames, and comprehensive operations like creating, renaming, and customizing within the Calendar view. These changes are aimed at enriching user guidance and expanding the versatility of data visualization in NocoDB. Changes
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- 24-24: Adding the Calendar View to the list of supported view types is a valuable update for users. It's important to ensure that the link provided (
view-types/calendar) is functional and leads to the correct documentation page. If not already done, verify that the corresponding documentation page exists and is accessible.
| 1. Click on `+ New View` button below `table name`. | ||
| 2. Select view type from the dropdown modal. | ||
| 3. Fill view name in the pop-up modal. | ||
| - For Kanban view, select the `Single select` field to be used as the Kanban field. | ||
| - For Calendar view, select the `Date` OR `DateTime` field to be used as the Calendar field. |
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The instructions for creating new views, including Kanban and Calendar views, are clear and concise. However, there's a minor grammatical issue and a suggestion for clarity:
- Consider changing "Fill view name" to "Enter the view name" for clarity.
- For consistency with other documentation and general readability, consider using "or" in lowercase within the phrase "
DateORDateTimefield".
3. Enter the view name in the pop-up modal.
- For Kanban view, select the `Single select` field to be used as the Kanban field.
- - For Calendar view, select the `Date` OR `DateTime` field to be used as the Calendar field.
+ - For Calendar view, select the `Date` or `DateTime` field to be used as the Calendar field.Committable suggestion
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| 1. Click on `+ New View` button below `table name`. | |
| 2. Select view type from the dropdown modal. | |
| 3. Fill view name in the pop-up modal. | |
| - For Kanban view, select the `Single select` field to be used as the Kanban field. | |
| - For Calendar view, select the `Date` OR `DateTime` field to be used as the Calendar field. | |
| 1. Click on `+ New View` button below `table name`. | |
| 2. Select view type from the dropdown modal. | |
| 3. Enter the view name in the pop-up modal. | |
| - For Kanban view, select the `Single select` field to be used as the Kanban field. | |
| - For Calendar view, select the `Date` or `DateTime` field to be used as the Calendar field. |
| keywords: ['NocoDB Calendar', 'Calendar View', 'Calendar board', 'Calendar view operations'] | ||
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| Calendar View allows you to visualise your data in a calendar format. You can easily rearrange the records by dragging and dropping them to different dates. You can also visualise the records in a day, week, month, or year format. This section will cover all the operations that can be performed on the Calendar view. |
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The introduction to the Calendar View feature is well-written and informative. However, consider using "visualize" instead of "visualise" to maintain consistency with American English spelling used in the rest of the documentation.
- Calendar View allows you to visualise your data in a calendar format.
+ Calendar View allows you to visualize your data in a calendar format.Committable suggestion
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| Calendar View allows you to visualise your data in a calendar format. You can easily rearrange the records by dragging and dropping them to different dates. You can also visualise the records in a day, week, month, or year format. This section will cover all the operations that can be performed on the Calendar view. | |
| Calendar View allows you to visualize your data in a calendar format. You can easily rearrange the records by dragging and dropping them to different dates. You can also visualise the records in a day, week, month, or year format. This section will cover all the operations that can be performed on the Calendar view. |
| ### Year | ||
| Year view allows you to see a birds-eye view of the records for the entire year. Blue badge on the date indicates that there are records on that date. You can click on the date to see the records for that date. |
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The description of the Year view is clear, but there's a minor grammatical suggestion to improve clarity:
- Consider changing "birds-eye view" to "bird's-eye view" for grammatical correctness.
- Year view allows you to see a birds-eye view of the records for the entire year.
+ Year view allows you to see a bird's-eye view of the records for the entire year.Committable suggestion
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| ### Year | |
| Year view allows you to see a birds-eye view of the records for the entire year. Blue badge on the date indicates that there are records on that date. You can click on the date to see the records for that date. | |
| ### Year | |
| Year view allows you to see a bird's-eye view of the records for the entire year. Blue badge on the date indicates that there are records on that date. You can click on the date to see the records for that date. |
| You can customize the record label that appears on the calendar. To do this, click on the `Fields` menu on the toolbar. In the dropdown that appears | ||
| - Use toggle to enable or disable the fields that you want to display on the calendar. | ||
| - Use reorder to change the order of the fields that you want to display on the calendar. | ||
| - Use format menu options to customize the display of the fields on the calendar. You can choose to format the field as Bold, Italicise or Underline. |
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The instructions for customizing the record label are clear and detailed. However, there's a minor spelling inconsistency:
- Consider using "Italicize" instead of "Italicise" to maintain consistency with American English spelling.
- You can choose to format the field as Bold, Italicise or Underline.
+ You can choose to format the field as Bold, Italicize or Underline.Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation.
| You can customize the record label that appears on the calendar. To do this, click on the `Fields` menu on the toolbar. In the dropdown that appears | |
| - Use toggle to enable or disable the fields that you want to display on the calendar. | |
| - Use reorder to change the order of the fields that you want to display on the calendar. | |
| - Use format menu options to customize the display of the fields on the calendar. You can choose to format the field as Bold, Italicise or Underline. | |
| You can customize the record label that appears on the calendar. To do this, click on the `Fields` menu on the toolbar. In the dropdown that appears | |
| - Use toggle to enable or disable the fields that you want to display on the calendar. | |
| - Use reorder to change the order of the fields that you want to display on the calendar. | |
| - Use format menu options to customize the display of the fields on the calendar. You can choose to format the field as Bold, Italicize or Underline. |
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Calendar Viewfor visualizing data in various formats (day, week, month, year) within NocoDB.Calendar View.