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It's quite important to know how you want these triangles to appear, or be different from existing traingles…
Yeah sorry. Similar with Tardy and Absent, Cutting classes in the morning is characterized by a shaded triangle (upper left of a rectangle) while cutting classes in the afternoon is shaded in the lower right. The colors of triangles to differentiate one case from the other are - Absent - red, Tardy - blue and Cutting Classes - yellow
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