Multi-Level Scheduling Possible?

[IT]

I am trying to see if the ScheduleView could be customized enough to be used for scheduling of Shifts.  Basically, what we have is a tree like this:

<Schedule>
   <Plants>
      <Plant>
          <Sections>
               <Section Name="Warehouse">
                   <Shifts>
                       <Shift Name="Shift 1">
                          <ScheduledItems>
                              <ScheduledItem Name="Some Task1" Type="Maintence" StartTime="6:00 am" EndTime="8:00 am" />
                              <ScheduledItem Name="Some Task2" Type="Retool" StartTime="6:00 pm" EndTime="8:00 pm" />
                          </ScheduledItems>
                       </Shift>
                       <Shift Name="Shift 2">
                          <ScheduledItems>
                              <ScheduledItem Name="Some Task1" Type="Maintence" StartTime="6:00 am" EndTime="8:00 am" />
                          </ScheduledItems>
                       </Shift>
                   </Shifts>
               <Section Name="Back Office" />
               <Section Name="Front Office" />
          <Sections>
      </Plant>
   </Plants>
</Schedule>

I have attached an image of what I am trying to accomplish.  Basically, you only schedule items at the Shift level.  You can't add items to Plant or Section.  That is simply to show grouping of them as a whole.  So this would also allow the user to show only one Plant at time if they wanted.

I am hoping I can get some guidance on if it is possible and how could I make the headers on the left and be grouped like this?  If I could do this, this would be HUGE!!!

 

 

[IT]

Actually, scrap this. I am going another direction on this.  The ScheduleView won't work.

[Yana]

Hello,

I will leave my comment for the community:

RadScheduleView does not support hierarchical resources grouping, however, the required approach could be achieved to some extent with the help of RadTreeView as demonstrated in the following SDK example:
Hierarchical Grouping and Filtering with TreeView

Regards,
Yana
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