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In the top left corner, click Create . Add a title to the event, and any event details. At the top of the page, click Save. Quickly create an event. You can quickly create an event for...
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- Day 1: Getting Started. The good news is that you don’t need to do anything to get started with Google Calendar. As long as you already have a Google account, and about 1.2 billion people do, you don’t need to do anything more than open calendar.google.com or bring up your app.
- Creating Multiple Calendars. One of the most important features of Google Calendar is also the most confusingly named. Adding a calendar to your Google Calendar doesn’t actually add a new calendar.
- Editing Your Calendar. Now, you’ve created your calendar. It’s set up the way you want it. You’ve added multiple different schedules. And, you’ve shared some of those schedules with friends, colleagues, or family.
- Viewing Your Calendar. The more you use Google Calendar, the more useful it becomes. However, users will only open their calendars if they can see at a glance the information they need.
- Heinz Tschabitscher
- Open the message in Gmail and click the three-dot icon on the toolbar. Alternatively, you can press the period key if you have Gmail keyboard shortcuts enabled.
- Select Create event to open a Google Calendar screen. Google Calendar populates the event's name with the subject line of the email and the description area with the email's body contents.
- Select a date, start time, and end time from the drop-down menus under the event name at the top of the screen if they don't transfer from the email. If the event is an all-day event or repeats at regular intervals, make the necessary choices in the date area.
- Add a location for the event.
Help Center. Community. Google Calendar. Get started with Google Calendar. You can use Google Calendar to keep track of all your events. Get Google Calendar. On your computer, visit Google...
