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# My Calendar
On [Calendar page](https://cubicl.io/calendar), you can view the tasks that are assigned to you, or those created or followed by you in different projects in **Month, Week, Day, and List views**. You **cannot view** tasks that you are not in.
From the **Display Type** field, you can list tasks only by deadlines, only by start date, or by task duration.
From the **Legend** field, you can select the project you want to display.
### Creating a Task on Calendar
You can use the **Create** button or click on an empty day on the calendar to create a new event. When you click it, a form will appear to create an event:
To create an event or a task, select the project you want to add that task to and add the task name. You can add other details if you want.
### Editing Task on Calendar
Click the event or task you want to edit in the calendar. The edit form will open. Additionally, you can drag and drop a task on the calendar to another day to change its date.
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