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Microsoft Learn: Add the calendar control to tables
Documents calendar control views for scheduled activities in day, week, and month layouts, with start date, end date, description, duration fields, create/delete behavior, and a different mobile experience.
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| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calendar view | Choose calendar view when the main question is what is scheduled when, how long it lasts, whether it overlaps, and what slots remain open. | Calendar navigation changes the visible date range without clearing the selected calendar, selected date, active filters, or opened event unless the user leaves the context. | Microsoft documents scheduled activity calendar views with start, end, description, duration, and mobile adaptation. |
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- Calendar view vs date picker vs timeline vs list view
Microsoft documents calendar views for scheduled activities with start, end, description, and duration fields.
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