Hi John,

You can use grouping in the Timetable view to display one (or more) day for several resources at a time. To enable grouping, select the resources to group by by adding them to the respective collection of the Calendar class. For example, to group by general resources, add the Resource objects to Calendar.Resources, to group by contacts, add the Contact objects to Calendar.Contacts, and so on. Finally, set Calendar.GroupType to the appropriate value. In order to see more resources simultaneously, without the need to scroll, set the Calendar.TimetableSettings.VisibleColumns property. Here is the code that enables grouping by general resources:

// Create the resources
Resource res1 = new Resource();
res1.Name = "resource #1";
Resource res2 = new Resource();
res2.Name = "resource #2";
Resource res3 = new Resource();
res3.Name = "resource #3";

// Add the resources to the schedule
calendar1.Schedule.Resources.Add(res1);
calendar1.Schedule.Resources.Add(res2);
calendar1.Schedule.Resources.Add(res3);

// Select the resources to group by
calendar1.Resources.Add(res1);
calendar1.Resources.Add(res2);
calendar1.Resources.Add(res3);

// Enable grouping
calendar1.GroupType = GroupType.GroupByResources;

// Make all resources visible
calendar1.TimetableSettings.VisibleColumns = calendar1.Resources.Count;

// Switch to timetable view
calendar1.CurrentView = CalendarView.Timetable; 

Regards,
Meppy