Is it possible to set the DatePickerMode to just the Day of the Week (Monday - Sunday) and MM/dd/yyyy format? I can see the days of the week when I am using UIPickerModeDateAndTime, but in this case I dont need to select Time, Just the Dates with the days (if Monday-Sunday).
In other words, combining this two Modes (minus the time option)
There's no way of customizing the UIDatePicker apart from that, but you can use a customized UIPickerView for it:
UIPickerView
Find an example of using it here:
http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/An_iOS_5_iPhone_UIPickerView_Example
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I would like to create a query that takes the Week Ending Date (typically a Friday) and calculate the number of Working Days in each Week.
I have a choice of either every day possible (All Days), or just the Working Days. For example, some weeks would be shorter than other due to designated Holidays. I coded each day as either 1 = Working Day, 2 = Sat or Sunday and 3 = Holiday.
Which would be the easier solution? Go exclusively the Working Days off the Working Days Qry against the Week Ending Table? Or use the All Days Qry against the Week Ending Table? Tried looking up as much as possible on this very helpful site, but couldn't quite find a match to this. Thanks
Tried looking up a lot here, but couldn't find an exact match to my problem. Mainly a Design View guy here, with limited SQL experience.
Which would be the easier solution?
I'm not sure, but a simpler method could be to record the holidays separately, and then calculate the difference in workdays between any two dates.
For this, you can use my function DateDiffWorkdays.
For extended date handling and calculation, see my library at GitHub: VBA.Date.
I am working on a calculator to track my (and my coworkers may use it) overtime at work. We have a bunch written in excel, but I am trying to do one in access. There is probably a simple solution, but having searched for a couple days for using a variable in a date has only given me how to use the date as a variable. So our pay periods are defined 1/1/yyyy to 1/15/yyyy etc. Hour pay is calculated on the number of days we have in a pay period which varies every year by days off. I have it calculating the proper number of days using VBA, but I am having difficulty getting it to use the combo box year which defaults to current year.
I have tried setting the control source to = 01/01/[cmbYearselect]
using variables, creating a string in vba and format date
Any help would be appreciated as I am going to have to use the variable in both the control sources and vba code.
Thank you
01/01/[cmbYearSelect] results in 12/30/1899 on my form
everything else has resulted in a type mismatch for the variables etc.
Use CDate with no year:
=CDate(#01/01#)
or:
=CDate("01/01")
to have primo of the current year.
When the page loads I would like to be able to specify which week or month is being displayed in vuetify for week and month calendars, respectively. So far I Haven't found a way to do this on page load. It appears to show me the month or week that includes today's date no matter what I do.
Okay, so it appears that you simply need to set the calendar's v-model or value to a simple string, i.e. '01-01-2020'.
I'm working with a v-date-picker in my vue.js application. I'm trying to get it to open on a specific month. I set the min prop to a certain date in order to disable any date before the min date. If this min date is on a future month, it would be nice if the date picker would open on that month instead of the current month. I'm not able to get it to do this.
There is this discussion:
https://github.com/nathanreyes/v-calendar/issues/113
...which says that there is a bug in the v-date-picker for setting the month it opens on, but none of the solutions or work arounds work for me.
Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
use "show-current" attribute you can open your calendar with the desired date. <v-date-picker v-model="month1" show-current="2013-18" type="month"></v-date-picker>
check this link.
https://codepen.io/neha-shivhare/pen/ZEXXMdE?editors=101
I have a date and I want to increment it by 1 month. How can I do this?
I'm new to iPhone programming. Can this be done or do I have to implement it myself?
You really need to use an NSCalendar for this type of activity, as this has methods like -dateByAddingComponents:toDate:options: which will let you add "components" (NSDateComponents that represent 1 month or 1 year, etc. for example) onto an existing calendar date.
For some general background reading, you might also want to take a look at the Date and Time Programming Guide as it covers some of this, albeit quite briefly.