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# Calendar
The Calendar tab allows users to view all scheduled jobs based on their *Planned Date*. Only active jobs those that are not marked as Completed or Cancelled are displayed. This gives users a visual overview of upcoming tasks and helps with workload planning.
**Drag-and-Drop Rescheduling**
The Calendar supports drag-and-drop functionality, allowing users to easily adjust job dates:
• Locate the job on the calendar.\
• Click and hold the job card.\
• Drag the job to the new date where you want it to be scheduled.\
• Release the mouse to drop the job on the selected date.
Once dropped, the system automatically updates the Planned Date of the job. This enables quick rescheduling without having to open the job record.
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