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Hi Rob, Yes, you are limited in the behavior you can apply when using "multiple field settings" in views. You are probably going to want to play with two different approaches: 1) Perhaps you could "Group By" date for your web-calendar view. For details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cp2SPiwA2Qg 2) You could also split out your content types so you have a "Time-block" content type and use Entity References to pull other content types' data in, such as "Screenings" or "Classes". Then your web-calendar view would query the Time-block content type and populate your calendar as expected. -Shaun On 2/23/15 2:08 PM, Rob Dumas wrote: > Right now, my partner and I are building a site for a local arts education > group using a design started (but left unfinished) by someone else. The > site is built using Drupal 7 with Views/Fields/Panels. > > There are a few content types used in the site: > > ## Screenings > > A Screening has a number of Fields such as *Director*, *Description*, > *Featured Image*, etc. It also contains a Field Collection called Screening > Dates, which allows the editor to attach multiple > datetime/location/tickets-url sets. > > ## Classes and Class Sessions > > A Class is a general content type which contains general info about a > course: *Title*, *Description*, *Tuition*, *Instructor*, etc. A Class > Session asks the editor to select a Class (or fill in a field for "one-off" > sessions) and includes fields for *Registration URL* and *Class Dates* > (multiple entries allowed). > > ## Where We're Stuck > > The client wants a Calendar which lists all of the Screenings and Class > Sessions. I can pull in the Class Sessions, but they only show on their > first date, they show all of the dates on that one entry... and I can't > seem to pull in the Screenings at all. > > Screenshots can be found in [this imgur album](http://imgur.com/a/fwUv8).