This is a cool use case

Could you do it with 2 formulas, and set the calendar display to:

{{Formula_1__c}}[EVENT TEMPLATE{{Formula_2__c}}

Formula 1 -

IF(

{{EventCleared}}=true,

“”,

“”

)

Formula 2 -

IF(

{{EventCleared}}=true,

“”,

“”

)

Hi Allison~

To add to what Griffin suggested, are you trying to do something like below where the event on the 29th has cleared and the event on the 30th has not?

If so, here is what I have in the event template:

{{#Cleared__c}}{{Who.Name}} has {{Subject}}{{#Description}}: {{Description}}{{/Description}}{{/Cleared__c}}{{^Cleared__c}}{{Who.Name}} has {{Subject}}{{#Description}}: {{Description}}{{/Description}}{{/Cleared__c}}.

What the above template renders is based on two {{#…} … {{/…}} combinations, one looking at if Cleared (a checkbox in my org) is true or false and the other looking at if Description is null or not.

Here is how the strikethrough part works:

• If Cleared is true, it will strike through your text as dictated by this: {{#Cleared__c}}{{Who.Name}} has {{Subject}}{{#Description}}: {{Description}}{{/Description}}{{/Cleared__c}}.


• If Cleared is false, it will simply show your text as dictated by this: {{^Cleared__c}}{{Who.Name}} has {{Subject}}{{#Description}}: {{Description}}{{/Description}}{{/Cleared__c}}
  
  For more info, check out this tutorial: http://help.skuidify.com/m/11720/l/216661-skuid-template-syntax
  

Hope that helps you!!!

Karen

Karen,

I changed my field to a checkbox {{EventComplete__c}} and tried below but still not working. Am I doing something wrong?

{{#EventComplete__c}} {{WhoId}}: {{Subject}}, {{StartDateTime}} ({{OwnerId}}){{/EventComplete__c}}{{^EventComplete__c}}{{WhoId}}: {{Subject}}, {{StartDateTime}} ({{OwnerId}}){{/EventComplete__c}}

Hi Allison~

Can you paste the xml for the page here? 

Thanks!
Karen