Useful Calendar Events

Even if your company uses many company-specific calendar dates, some are generally helpful when processing tasks. This list describes some of the most useful Calendar Events:

Weekly

• MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY

  Each individual day of the week is stored as an individual Calendar Event

• WEEKDAYS_MON_TO_FRI

  Designates all Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays

• WEEKEND

  Designates all Saturdays and Sundays

Monthly

• FIRST_DAY_OF_MONTH

  Designates the first day of a month

  Select day 1 in the Calendar definition and the option Count from: Beginning of month.

• LAST_DAY_OF_MONTH

  Designates the last day of a month

  Select day 2 in the Calendar definition and the option Count from: End of month.

Yearly

QUARTER_1, QUARTER_2, QUARTER_3, QUARTER_4

Select Happening On: Defined days in the Calendar definition and specify the quarter's start and end date (e.g.: 01.01. until 31.03).

Group

WORKDAYS

Designates all weekdays from Monday to Friday except holidays.

Select the WEEKDAYS_MON_TO_FRI Calendar Event in the Calendar definition and combine it with the holiday Calendar of your country.

Offset

• FIRST_WORKDAY_OF_MONTH

  Designates the first workday of each month.

  Select LAST_DAY_OF_MONTH as existing event and define a matching offset event. Specify the WORKDAYS Calendar Event as target event and select Match to nearest target date: after or on .... Enter 1as additional offset.

• SECOND_WORKDAY_OF_MONTH

  Designates the second to last workday of each month.

  Select LAST_DAY_OF_MONTH as existing event and define a matching offset event. Specify the WORKDAYS Calendar Event as target event and select Match to nearest target date: after or on .... Enter 2as additional offset.

• LAST_WORKDAY_OF_MONTH

  See Example 3 on Examples of Calendar Events.

See also:

• Calendars (CALE)
• Calendar Events
• Searching for Calendar Events
• Searching for Objects Affected by a Calendar Event
• Examples of Calendar Events