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# Calendar

Calendar overview as a component

The calendar widget is great for sorting your data by date, for example, managing appointments and meetings.

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### Calendar data settings

Once you have added your resource and performed an SQL or API request to your resource, or selected a collection from the list, you need to configure the Calendar display.

For example, you have an event database and you would like to display events in your calendar by date. Specify date field in data settigs:

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More information about Display Settings, Search and Action you can find in our documentation.

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[Lists](/classic-app-builder/design-and-structure/components/lists.md)
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