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[sugiroksuma]

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Hello!

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Hello!

Example I have a home date on Dec. 25 recorded in the database, like that in tsmonthcalendar that date shows up in bold

In MonthCalendar I get the following cod.

Code:

procedure TFormprincipal.MonthCalendar1GetMonthInfo(Sender: TObject;
Month: Cardinal; var MonthBoldInfo: Cardinal);
var
dias :array of cardinal;
DATA,DATENOW :TDATETIME;
begin
DM.Q_bold.CLOSE;
DM.Q_bold.SQL.CLEAR;
DM.Q_bold.SQL.TEXT:='SELECT DISTINCT DATA FROM TB_agenda';
DM.Q_bold.OPEN;
DM.Q_bold.FIRST;

WHILE NOT DM.Q_bold.EOF DO
BEGIN
DATA:=DM.Q_bold.FIELDBYNAME('DATA').AsDateTime;

SetLength(dias,DM.Q_bold.RECORDCOUNT);

DATENOW:= STRTOINT(FORMATDATETIME('MM',DATA));

if month = DATENOW THEN
BEGIN
MonthBoldInfo:=0;
dias[DM.Q_negrito.RECNO-1]:= STRTOINT(FORMATDATETIME('DD',DATA));
MonthCalendar1.BoldDays(dias,MonthBoldInfo);
END;

DM.Q_bold.Next;
end;
end;

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Hello

I think, you can use the OnGetCellParams event. You can change Font and background color for each cell there…

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