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SharePoint List Calendar View Conditional Formatting
sbontempo587 Make sure you are using below things correctly:
- Use correct internal name of your column in JSON: Find the internal name of SharePoint column
- Column is shown/included in list view: Conditional Formatting in Calendar View is not showing a Column
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If it's an "all day" event, the start time is omitted. An "all day" event in the modern list with a calendar view is from 12:00 AM to 12:00 AM the day after your all day event ends (i.e. in the US, if adding New Year's Day on the calendar, you'd enter in your start and end date fields: "1/1/2025 12:00 AM" to "1/2/2025 12:00 AM". So, it's in multiples of 24 hours, to the minute and no less, but can be more days depending on how many days your event spans.
Note: with the SharePoint Classic "Event List," the all day times are 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM of the end date in question—you can just tick the box for making it an all day event and it will set the times for you.
sbontempo587 Unfortunately, it is not supported to remove the time from event title shown in calendar view currently.
SharePoint online list calendar view JSON formatting only supports adding additional CSS classes currently. It does not support more customization options using JSON formatting yet.
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