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# Calendar
The Portal features an integrated timetable and calendar view for upcoming events.
The interface displays a month view on the left and a 24-hour daily schedule on the right. By selecting any date in the month view, users can instantly see detailed events scheduled for that day in the daily view.
Event data is sourced from Exchange Online and the HKU Event Calendar.
The Calendar widget consists of three main parts:
1. **Current Date**: It shows the current date. When user clicks on it, the event details below will jump back to current date info.
2. **Calendar**: The light brown dot under the date indicates there is event(s) happen on that day
3. **Event Details**: It will showcase all the events for selected day as well as the events taking place in the next 7 days
4. **Color Code:** The calendar uses different colors to represent various event types, such as Outlook Calendar, RPG Progress Report, RPG Leave, Lecture Timetable, Tutorial Timetable, Exam Timetable, University Holiday, and Registered HKUEMS Events.
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