Weekdays

These conditions are used to specify if a date must be (or not be) a specific day of the week for the special case to occur.

Holidays

These conditions are used to specify if a holiday of a holidays list must occur (or not occur) on a date for the special case to occur. The Day Before and Day After sub-options are useful when you wish dates that contain holidays to be bounded by specially formatted rules above and below.

Days of Month

These conditions are used to specify how a date must be (or not be) positioned with respect to the current month for the special case to occur.

Miscellaneous

These are miscellaneous conditions that reflect the fact that, for aesthetic reasons, often paragraph formatting is different depending if the date is at the top or the bottom of the month. For example, often the line that separated weeks will be omitted if it is at the very top or bottom of the month to give the diary a less cluttered look.

Before

The dates, if any that are before the current month. This option only has any meaning if the grid is of the type that starts on the week of the first of the month, or inside a one-line minicalendar with an offset.

After        

The dates after the current month (ie. any date with DayValue from 29-42).

Inside

The dates that are inside the month of the GenTokens. This condition is often used to display paragraph formatting differently after the end of the month.

Current Day

The dates that correspond to the date of the parent minicalendar token. This condition is used in daily or weekly grids where the [GenTokens] is inserted in a minicalendar, and has no meaning in a monthly of yearly grid.

Cur. week

The dates that correspond to the current week of the parent minicalendar token. This condition is used in daily or weekly grids where the [GenTokens] is inserted in a minicalendar, and has no meaning in a monthly of yearly grid.

Cur. spread

Any date that correspond to any of the dates of the current spread (ie. current 2 pages). This is often used either to highlight more than one week (in the case of a 2 weeks/ 2 pages grid, for example) or on the contrary, to display fewer days than a week (in the case of a 2 days/2 pages, for example). This condition is used in daily or weekly grids where the [GenToken] is inserted in a minicalendar, and has no meaning in a monthly of yearly grid.

Spread wk.

Any date that belongs to the same week as one of the dates of the current spread (ie. current 2 pages). This condition is often used to display the current week, fully, for a daily diary. This condition is used in daily or weekly grids where the [GenToken] is inserted in a minicalendar, and has no meaning in a monthly of yearly grid.

Even

Any date whose day of the month (from 1-31) is even (divisible by 2). This setting can be used to produce charts with colors that alternate every 2 lines which improves legibility.

Odd

Same as Even, above, but for dates whose day of the month (from 1-31) is odd (not divisible by 2).

Alt. week

Any date that are in alternating weeks. This is used to have, for example, one week shaded, then the next week un-shaded, then the next week shaded, etc...

Nth of X weeks

in the above example, the gray shade uses the Alt. Week special case condition, while the orange-green-blue shade uses the Nth of every 3 weeks special case conditions

These settings let you specify a special case that occurs on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, ..., of every 3 weeks, every 4 weeks or every 6 weeks, to have a color or shade pattern repeat every 3, 4, or 6 weeks, for example (to have a pattern that alternates every 2 weeks, use the Alt. Week setting, above).

Even Month

Any date which belongs in a month whose number (1-12) is even (divisible by 2). The even month are February, April, June, ... This is useful to do monthly and yearly planners where months are shaded differently in alternation, as shown below.

Odd Month

Same as Even, above, but for dates which belongs in a month whose number (1-12) is odd (not divisible by 2). The odd month are January, March, May, ...

First/Last Line

These options allow you to specify that specific line ending options should be used for the very first and very last line generated by the GenTokens token.