Say what an all-day event is
Put something on a date without inventing an hour.
An all-day event belongs to the date, not an hour. It sits in a band above the day.
Birthdays, vacations, the day the carpet is fitted — true all day, and starting at no hour.
Key points
- An all-day event belongs to the date, not to an hour
- It sits above the day, leaving the hours free
What to remember
- The switch takes the hours off the entry.
- All-day marks the date and leaves the hours alone.
Try this
Add a birthday to your own calendar and turn on All-day before saving.
Practice: Say what an all-day event is. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.