ViewBase.NavigateBackward() Method

Steps back one visible time frame.

Namespace: DevExpress.Xpf.Scheduling

Assembly: DevExpress.Xpf.Scheduling.v24.1.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Wpf.Scheduling

Declaration

C#

public abstract void NavigateBackward()

VB.NET

Public MustOverride Sub NavigateBackward

Remarks

Call the NavigateBackward method to move one “scheduler screen” time frame backward. Depending on the selected view, the visual time frame is defined by different properties:

• Day View - DayView.DayCount;
• Work Week View - SchedulerControl.WorkDays;
• Week View - 7 days;
• Month View - MonthView.WeekCount;
• Timeline View - TimelineView.IntervalCount.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

wpf-scheduler-hide-non-working-days-in-day-view/CS/NavigateCommandExample/ViewModel/MainViewModel.cs#L111

    } else
        scheduler.ActiveView.NavigateBackward();
}

VB.NET

wpf-scheduler-hide-non-working-days-in-day-view/VB/NavigateCommandExample/ViewModel/MainViewModel.vb#L118

Else
    scheduler.ActiveView.NavigateBackward()
End If