You have various options for adding new entries to the calendar. You can do this in the underlying table by creating a new row there and entering an appointment in the date column, which is then also displayed in the calendar plugin.
But it is also very easy to make new entries directly in the calendar plugin. There it depends on the selected display(year, month, week, day or agenda) how you can enter an appointment.
Create new entries via the row details
Create new entries via a day field

- Open the calendar plugin and select the month or week display option.
- Hover the mouse cursor over a field in the calendar and click the plus icon that appears in the upper right corner.
- Create a new entry in the line details and confirm by closing the window with .
Create new entries by double-clicking
Make a selection in the daily, weekly or monthly overview. Double click to a place in the calendar and the Line details will also open. Otherwise, create the entry in the same way as described in the instructions above.
Create new entries using the large plus symbol
At the bottom right-hand edge is a Large plus symbol in an orange circle. If you click on it, the Line details as well. Otherwise, create the entry in the same way as described in the instructions above.
Pull up appointments in the weekly and daily overviews
For this function you need two date columns that can capture clock times.
- Create a date column for the start time, turning on the To the minute option.
- Create a date column for the end time and turn on the To the minute option.
- Open the calendar plugin and select the weekly or daily overview.
- Set the two date columns for the calendar in the settings (accessible via the cogwheel icon ).
- In the calendar, click on the time you want the appointment to start, hold down the mouse button and drag the box open to the time you want the appointment to end.
Move appointments via drag and drop
You can conveniently drag and drop the created dates in the calendar plugin. This will automatically change the corresponding entries in the date columns of your table. This function is available for the monthly, weekly and daily overview.