Contents
- 1 How to filter SharePoint calendar events by category?
- 2 How do you filter by user in SharePoint?
- 3 How to filter for the current month in SharePoint?
- 4 How to filter by department in SharePoint Stack Exchange?
- 5 Is there way to filter by date in SharePoint?
- 6 How to change a month in SharePoint calendar?
Several calendar options will appear. First, select All Events view under the Current view drop-down. All event entries with different categories will be listed. Note: The Category column was added in the All Events view to demonstrate the changes that will be made in the next steps.
Where do I Find my Calendar in SharePoint?
In the SharePoint site calendar, click the Calendar tab found at the top left corner. Several calendar options will appear. First, select All Events view under the Current view drop-down. All event entries with different categories will be listed.
In the List tab, click Create View and select Standard View. Write your preferred View Name. In this example, we are naming it “User View”. Scroll down to the Filter section. Here, you are changing the filter settings to show only entries by the user.
Can a template be used to create an event calendar?
The template allows creating customized event calendars easily with 7 different designs automatically created based on your input event data. Sometimes, when you print or export those calendars, you may want to display only certain event types or remove certain event types.
On the Advanced SharePoint View and Filter techniques post Ed asked how you could filter for the current calendar month rather than a rolling 30 day period (for example all tasks due this calendar month).
Access your SharePoint site calendar containing the entries you wish to display. Click the Calendar tab found at the top left corner. This will expand to show several calendar options. Start by choosing All Events view under the Current view drop down. This will show you a list of all event entries made by different users in your calendar.
How to use the filter feature in SharePoint?
Its very easy using the Filter feature of SharePoint views to show only items completed in the last 30 days or items due in the next X days; for example :-
This could be done using “calculated columns” and some Jquery. The following article explains how to filter using buttons (i.e. a button for each department) but this method could be modified to instead use a dropdown list like in your example.
How to use calculated columns in calender rendering?
For updating your calender rendering (to include department), you can use techniques from following articles I am not saying this is exact solution, but it should give you enough idea to implement your solution. This could be done using “calculated columns” and some Jquery.
For some reason I always had extra difficulty when filtering results by dates in SharePoint, especially when I needed a “between” filter. This time I needed to render a calendar on a page accessed anonymously. I used a FullCalendar jQuery plugin for this, and the SharePoint 2013 REST API.
How to render a calendar in SharePoint 2013?
This time I needed to render a calendar on a page accessed anonymously. I used a FullCalendar jQuery plugin for this, and the SharePoint 2013 REST API. In my implementation when the end user changes a month in the calendar, it calls a function passing it start and end dates of a date range.
In my implementation when the end user changes a month in the calendar, it calls a function passing it start and end dates of a date range. The function then needs to retrieve JSON from SharePoint corresponding to the date range.