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Splitting Events

If you want to change a week on an event which has more than one week you can use the function “Split Weeks”.

From your timetable select an event and follow the below steps:

  1. Right click on the event in the Graphical View.
  2. Select Advanced > Split Weeks.
  3. Highlight the Weeks button and enter the week(s) that should be split from the event.
  4. Click OK.

The system will create a new event with the weeks you have selected and remove these from the original event. This new event can now be amended without affecting any other weeks.

See also:

Split Event Weeks

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