Event scheduling

 
You can refer to our Customization on-line demo where in the Day and Week Views you can set MinutesPerRow="10" and Start and End time of the day. You can also refer to the Customization Demo where is shown how a time slot can be disabled as well.

Hope this will be helpful. 

 
One way to achieve this is to use timer(as shown in this article for example) and check if the "test" appointment have started in order to trigger your logic as in the code below:

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Now to your specific question:
I need to know if I can view the results (as it is displayed in the storyboard) of each iteration in data driven testing. I need to type in 1000 different inputs and view the number that it executes. How do I view these results?

When you execute a data driven test through the Telerik Test Studio scheduler you get results like what is shown in the attached screen shot. If you have 1000 rows in your data source, there will be 1000 rows in the results and you will be able to scroll through the list to see which iteration passed and which failed. You can double click on any iteration to drill down into that iteration in order to find out which steps passed and which failed during that iteration.

I hope that meets your needs.

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