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I’d like to use Airtable for project management. External stakeholders often ask for a Calendar View to see planned work. We do not work on Saturdays or Sundays, so I make sure weekend dates are registered as “Holidays” in the Gantt Chart settings.


My problem: Is there any way to automatically prevent tasks from appearing to occur over weekends in Calendar View? I send out calendars and people automatically assume I am expecting them to work over weekends.


What It Looks Like Now…


What I WANT IT To Look Like…

Welcome to the community, @Scott_McClennen!


It doesn’t actually solve your problem, but if you click on those little tiny arrows next to the weekend names, the weekends will get extremely small.


Welcome to the community, @Scott_McClennen!


It doesn’t actually solve your problem, but if you click on those little tiny arrows next to the weekend names, the weekends will get extremely small.


Thanks for the tip @ScottWorld!


Would you (or anyone) know if there’s ANY project management software that solves the problem I described above?


Thanks for the tip @ScottWorld!


Would you (or anyone) know if there’s ANY project management software that solves the problem I described above?


Hi @Scott_McClennen, heh when I had this problem I ended up throwing some code together that would split my tasks out into weekday only so that the calendar wasn’t disrupted



And so I have a Tasks table and a Calendar table, and clicking the button will create the appropriate records in the Calendar table


Here’s a gif of it working:


It might be pretty overengineered for your use case though, and I can’t guarantee it works perfectly as I just threw it together for myself. I’ve got no complaints though!


Lemme know if you’d like the code and I’ll send it over


Hi @Scott_McClennen, heh when I had this problem I ended up throwing some code together that would split my tasks out into weekday only so that the calendar wasn’t disrupted



And so I have a Tasks table and a Calendar table, and clicking the button will create the appropriate records in the Calendar table


Here’s a gif of it working:


It might be pretty overengineered for your use case though, and I can’t guarantee it works perfectly as I just threw it together for myself. I’ve got no complaints though!


Lemme know if you’d like the code and I’ll send it over


Hey @Adam_TheTimeSavingCo - I’d love to give this a test!!


Possible to share the code & any table setup instructions required?


Hey @Adam_TheTimeSavingCo - I’d love to give this a test!!


Possible to share the code & any table setup instructions required?


Yeap sure! Lemme DM you


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