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Creating date-based grid in ASP

I need to create a grid which along the y axis has a user name and along
the x axis has a date. Somehow I need to populate the x axis with 6
months worth of dates from the current date, and then look at a database
table that lists what dates a user is busy on so that I end up with a
grid that shows all users and all dates for the next 6 months and when
they are busy and when they are not busy.

I have very little experience in ASP so this is proving very tricky, I
think the hardest part would be creating the grid with a column for each
date for the next 6 months.
Can anybody help?

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Oct 30 '08 #1
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your brief desription seems unusual for a grid....

try one of the calendar apps. They allow for showing information by date.
"Mike P" <mi*******@gmail.comwrote in message news:ul**************@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>I need to create a grid which along the y axis has a user name and along
the x axis has a date. Somehow I need to populate the x axis with 6
months worth of dates from the current date, and then look at a database
table that lists what dates a user is busy on so that I end up with a
grid that shows all users and all dates for the next 6 months and when
they are busy and when they are not busy.

I have very little experience in ASP so this is proving very tricky, I
think the hardest part would be creating the grid with a column for each
date for the next 6 months.
Can anybody help?

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Oct 30 '08 #2
Mike P wrote:
I need to create a grid which along the y axis has a user name and
along the x axis has a date. Somehow I need to populate the x axis
with 6 months worth of dates from the current date, and then look at
a database table that lists what dates a user is busy on so that I
end up with a grid that shows all users and all dates for the next 6
months and when they are busy and when they are not busy.

I have very little experience in ASP so this is proving very tricky, I
think the hardest part would be creating the grid with a column for
each date for the next 6 months.
Can anybody help?
What database type and version are you using?
How is the data stored? Column names and datatypes please. A few rows of
sample data would not hurt.

--
HTH,
Bob Barrows
Oct 30 '08 #3

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