Time range selection control for shift time zone selection

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Thank you all for you kind patience to read my question.
I came across a MFC software where there is a specific control for selecting time range for different day (Eg:7 days and 2 or more holidays)generally it is used in shift time zones selection. I am unable identify what type of control it is and it was new to me.Can anyone clarify me so that I will try to implement it. I have the screen shot of it but I don't know how to attach the file to the forum.

Thank you..

What I have tried:

I have tried searching different slider and mfc controls but iam unable to find it hope somebody will guide me in this regard.

Posted 8-Feb-16 23:16pm

mbshank

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Jochen Arndt 9-Feb-16 5:27am

This can't be answered without seeing the control but you may try to describe it. According to your description it seems not to be a standard control but a self made one; maybe a combination of standard controls.

mbshank 9-Feb-16 8:51am

Thanks for your kind reply somewhere I have found a similar control by the name timeline control but still searching for information related to it.

Jochen Arndt 9-Feb-16 8:59am

A timeline is usually something different. Or is this what you are looking for: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/4197/A-Time-line-control-using-WTL ?

If you did not find sources for what you are looking for, you can still create it yourself. Search for "MFC custom controls" to start doing your own one.

mbshank 9-Feb-16 9:04am

Yes it is something like that with a time info.I will try with this..Thanks

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