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The Xamarin.Forms scheduler supports the following configurable view modes to display appointments.
In day, week, and workweek views, appointments on a specific day will be arranged in their timeslots based on their durations.
Differentiate working hours from nonworking hours in day, week, and workweek views.
Change the start and end hours displayed in day, week, and workweek views to show only necessary time durations for end users.
Change nonworking days in the workweek view according to your application requirements.
Prevent user interactions such as adding appointments in specific time slots.
Users can modify the first day of the week based on local culture. In the week and workweek views, the days that follow the specified start day will be displayed in the schedule.
Set different formats for time labels and change their appearance.
Support to show the current time in day, timeline, week, and work week views.
Provides a month-based view with horizontal or vertical navigation.
Display appointments in the Scheduler’s month view, like Outlook, to enhance the readability of the content.
Display the number of the week in the month view. You can also customize the week number style.
Display indicators in cells and display appointments below the selected date in the month view. You can also customize the inline view and appointment view.
Set different views for each month cell through templates.
Disable interactions for certain dates in the month view.
Display selected date appointments below the month in the agenda view. You can also customize the agenda view and appointments.
Users can modify the first day of the week based on the local culture. The days that follow the specified start day will be displayed in the schedule.
Timeline view displays the dates in a horizontal time axis with the desired days count. Each view displays events accurately across the time slots and supports drag-and-drop interface.
