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date: Mon, 25 Aug 2008 06:48:02 -0700,    group: microsoft.public.dotnet.framework        back       


Time Line Display of Data   
We're looking at building a scheduleing app using ASP.NET for the reporting 
aspect of it. The front end will be an Access database connected to SQLServer 
which will serve up the data via ASP.NET everywhich way you can think of.

I know that there are ways to dispaly DB data in the typical row column 
format, however I'm need to know if there's a preexisting control that will 
create a pivot-type display of the data - using DATA in the various cells as 
opposed to quantities. Basically the output will need to be something along 
the lines of

            10/01         10/02    10/3    10/04    
John      OFFICE      VAC       VAC    OFFICE
Linda     NY             NY         NY      TRAVEL
Bill        VAC           VAC      VAC     VAC

The data will be structured as one person, one date in the main table for 
the schedule with corresponding records detailing their location and 
assignment. Eventually, we'll also need to format the data as...

            10/01         10/02    10/3    10/04    
 OFFICE           
            John                                  John
 NY       
            Linda           Linda   Linda    Linda
VAC
                             John     John
            Bill             Bill        Bill

So is there a preexisting control that will work for either scenario or 
should I write something custom for either? Eventually I'll like to be able 
to collapse the various groups in Example 2 for the sake of view each 
individual location.
date: Mon, 25 Aug 2008 06:48:02 -0700   author:   dch3

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