How to Change the Calendar Time Resolution On Grid Views

Teamup calendars include 11 unique calendar views. Some of these calendar views show a time grid. All calendar users can configure the resolution of the time grid in a browser. The resolution you set will apply to all calendar grid views for that browser session. Calendar administrators can set a default time resolution in Settings > Calendar Views.

Options for calendar grid time resolution

Teamup supports configurable calendar grid time resolution, short for calendar resolution. This applies to all views that have an hourly grid, including day view, scheduler view, week view and multi-day view.

You can change the calendar resolution to increments of 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes.

Set the default time resolution

Teamup’s default time resolution is set to 30 minute increments. If you are the calendar administrator, you can adjust the default value for the calendar resolution by going to Settings > Calendar Views:

Change the time resolution from the menu

All users can change the calendar resolution from the calendar menu in the top right corner:

 

Specifically:

1. Open your calendar in a browser.
2. Click the blue menu button in the top right and select Calendar Resolution.
3. Choose the preferred resolution, from 5 minutes to 60 minutes.

The resolution you set in this way will only apply for your calendar in your specific browser session. When you open the calendar in a new browser session, the calendar will return to the default time resolution.

Note: If the Default Event Duration (in Settings > Date and Time) is set to Automatic, the calendar time resolution you select will cause the default event duration to shift as well, for the remainder of that browser session. See details here.

When to change the calendar resolution: 

• When event titles are not fully displayed in calendar view. This may happen if there is not enough space in the event box for the title to fully display. See this tip.
• When you need to create a series of events for a specific time increment. For example, if you need to schedule several 15-minute meetings, adjust the time resolution to 15 minutes to make the process faster. 
• When you need to create events that begin or end at “odd” times, for example, 11:35 to 11:55, or 12:20 to 12:50. If your calendar resolution is set to 5 minutes or 10 minutes, as appropriate, you can simply drag your mouse over the grid to preselect the duration in the event editor.