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The Calendar layout places work items on a visual calendar based on their due dates. Each item appears as a chip on the day it is due, giving you an immediate overview of upcoming deadlines and workload distribution across time. This layout is ideal for teams that plan around fixed dates, client deliverables, or time-boxed cycles.

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• You need to see what is due each day or week at a glance.
• You want to balance workload across days by spotting overloaded dates visually.
• You plan work by moving items to specific dates.
• You are managing deliverables with external deadlines.

For timeline-based planning with start and end dates, use the Gantt chart. For flow-based management, use Kanban.

Month and week views

The Calendar layout offers two zoom levels:

View	Shows	Best for
Month	A full calendar month with days in a grid	Long-range planning, spotting busy weeks
Week	A single week with expanded day columns	Detailed daily planning, daily standups

Switch between views

1. Use the Month / Week toggle in the toolbar.
2. The calendar re-renders immediately.

Navigate dates

Control	Action
Left arrow	Go to the previous month or week
Right arrow	Go to the next month or week
Today button	Jump to the current date

Items placed by due date

Work items appear on the calendar on the day matching their due date property. Items without a due date are not displayed on the calendar.

TIP

If you have many items without due dates, switch to the List layout first, sort by priority, and assign due dates. Then return to the Calendar layout to see the result.

What each item chip shows

Each chip on the calendar displays:

Element	Description
Identifier	Project-prefixed ID (e.g., PROJ-42)
Title	Truncated title text
State icon	Small colored dot or icon
Priority icon	Priority indicator (when color coding is not active)

Additional properties can be enabled via Display Properties in the toolbar.

Drag to change dates

Reschedule a work item by dragging its chip to a different day:

1. Click and hold the item chip.
2. Drag it to the target date cell.
3. Release to drop. The item's due date is updated immediately.

In week view, you can also drag within the same day to reorder items visually (manual sort order).

WARNING

Dragging an item changes only the due date. It does not change the start date. If you need to move both dates together, use the Gantt chart where you can drag timeline bars to shift both dates simultaneously.

Create items on the calendar

You can create a new work item directly on a specific date:

1. Click the + icon that appears when you hover over a day cell.
2. Type a title in the inline input that appears.
3. Press Enter to create the item.

The new work item is created with its due date set to the clicked day and default values for all other properties (Backlog state, no priority, no assignee). Open the item to add more details.

Create from empty days

On days with no items, clicking anywhere in the cell opens the quick-create input. This makes it fast to plan ahead by clicking through empty future dates.

Color coding

Color coding helps you visually distinguish items on the calendar without reading each chip:

Color code by	How it works
State	Each chip is colored according to its workflow state (e.g., green for Done, blue for In Progress, grey for Backlog)
Priority	Each chip is colored by priority level (red for Urgent, orange for High, yellow for Medium, blue for Low, grey for None)
Label	Each chip takes the color of its first assigned label

Set color coding

1. Open Display Options in the toolbar.
2. Select a value for Color by (State, Priority, or Label).
3. The calendar updates immediately.

TIP

Use Priority color coding during triage weeks to quickly spot which days have too many urgent items. Use State color coding during execution to see at a glance how many items per day are still in Backlog versus In Progress.

Overflow handling

When more items are due on a single day than can fit in the cell, the calendar handles overflow gracefully:

Behavior	Description
Visible items	The first several items are displayed as chips
Overflow indicator	A "+N more" link appears at the bottom of the cell
Click overflow	Clicking "+N more" expands the day into a popover showing all items for that date

In month view, each cell typically shows 3-4 items before overflowing. In week view, cells are taller and can show more items before the overflow trigger.

Reduce overflow

If too many days show overflow indicators:

• Apply filters to show only the items relevant to your current task (for example, filter to a specific assignee or cycle).
• Switch to week view for more vertical space per day.
• Use grouping to separate items by state or priority (grouped calendars show swimlane-style rows).

Filtering on the calendar

All standard filters work on the Calendar layout. Common filter combinations for calendar use:

Filter combination	Purpose
Assignee = Me	See only your own deadlines
Cycle = Current Sprint	Focus on the current sprint's due dates
State != Done, Cancelled	Hide completed items to see remaining work
Priority = Urgent, High	See only high-priority deadlines
Label = Client Deliverable	Track external commitments

Items without due dates

Items that have no due date set do not appear on the calendar. This is by design — the calendar is a date-focused view. To find items without due dates:

1. Switch to the List layout.
2. Sort by Due Date ascending.
3. Items without due dates appear at the end of the list.
4. Assign due dates as needed, then return to the Calendar layout.

Multi-day items

If a work item has both a start date and a due date that span multiple days, the calendar can render it as a bar spanning from start to end:

View	Multi-day rendering
Month	A horizontal bar spanning across day cells
Week	A horizontal bar spanning across day columns

This makes it easy to see item duration alongside single-day items. To see full timeline detail with dependency arrows, switch to the Gantt chart.

Klavye kisayollari

Shortcut	Action
Left / Right	Navigate to previous / next period
T	Jump to today
Enter	Open the focused item
C	Create a new item on the focused day

Sorun giderme

Items are not appearing on the calendar

Only items with a due date appear on the calendar. If an item is missing, open it and verify that a due date is set.

Dragging an item does not update the date

Make sure you are dragging the item chip itself, not clicking on a property badge within the chip. If the issue persists, refresh the page and try again.

Too many items on a single day

Use filters to reduce the scope (e.g., filter to your assignments only or a single cycle). Alternatively, switch to week view for more vertical space per day.

Ilgili sayfalar

• Views Overview — Save calendar configurations as reusable views.
• Gantt Chart — Plan timelines with start and end dates.
• List Layout — Text-dense list for items without dates.
• Kanban Board — Flow-based visual management.
• Display Options — Configure color coding and display properties.
• Filters — Narrow down which items appear on the calendar.
• Work Items Overview — Set due dates and start dates on work items.