A calendar is a list of dates. The calendar provides the schedule with the dates when the exception events shall occur. To save time, you can reference a single calendar rather than entering several exception events in a schedule.
Many schedules can make a reference to the calendar. You can define the group of dates once rather than over and over again in multiple schedules, a potentially tedious task if your building control system contains many schedules.
You use the Calendar Editor to specify dates of exception events in a calendar. You can add and remove single dates. By using a calendar, you specify all the exception events only one time, rather than in each schedule. The calendar is then referenced to each of the schedules and all exception dates are automatically designated in the schedules.
For more information, see Calendar Editor Overview .
You specify a single date in a calendar. A date is an entry that occurs once in the calendar.
Date: a specific date
For more information, see Calendar Events .