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Time Headers
By default, a calendar view will have one header above each column, with a default value based on the duration of the column. If you want to deviate from this default, you can use Time Headers. For example, you can create a week view with columns that span one hour, and a double time header: one for the day and one for each hour. This is shown in the screenshot below.
Create a Time Header
- Navigate to the View record for which you want to modify the time headers.
- Go to the Time Headers related list.
- Click New.
- Fill out the details for the Time Header. For more detailed information on each field, see the Time Header field information table at the bottom of this article.
- Click Save.
- The time header should now appear for this View.
The Slot Label Format field on view is overwritten by time headers. If you want to add a time header that uses the Slot Label Format, pick 'Cell' for the Grouping.
Time Header field information
| Field name | Description |
|---|---|
| Time Header Name | The name of the Time Header. Descriptive names make it easier to identify them. |
| Grouping | The amount of time that one Header will span on the calendar. Available options are: Cell: the same size as one cell on the calendar. Hour: one hour. Day: one day. Week: one week, leave the Header Label Format empty for week numbers. Month: one month. Quarter: one quarter, leave the Header Label Format empty for Q1, Q2 etc. |
| Header Label Format | The text that is displayed in the label of each time column. You can use the following formats: Date & Time Format Tokens |
| View | The View this time header is displayed on. |
| Order | The order that the time headers are displayed in with the lowest number at the top. |
| Current Time Highlight Color | The background color of the timeheader if the current time falls inside of the range it spans. Will be prioritised over Weekend Highlight Color |
| Weekend Highlight Color | The background color of the timeheader if the range contains either Saturday or Sunday. |