> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://manual.egclinea.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://manual.egclinea.com/kalender/flyt-en-tid.md).
# Flyt tid
Tider kan flyttes i egen kalender eller på tværs af kalendere.
### Flyt en tid
1. Marker tiden, og tryk Ctrl+X. Tiden vises nu med kursiv skrift i kalenderen.
2. Marker den nye dato/tid, og indsæt tiden med Ctrl+V. Tiden er nu flyttet.
**Bemærk!** Flere datoer kan vises i én kalender ved at holde Ctrl nede, mens datoerne vælges i kalenderen. Flere datoer i flere kalendere kan vises ved at holde Ctrl nede, mens datoer og kalendere vælges.
### Flyt flere tider
1. Hold Ctrl nede, mens tiderne markeres i kalenderen.
2. Tryk Ctrl+X for at flytte.
3. Indsæt tiderne med Ctrl+V.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Bemærk!** Ved flytning af flere tider på én gang er det kun datoen, der kan flyttes. Tiderne indsættes på samme tidspunkt på den aktuelle dato.
{% endhint %}
### Fortryd en markering
En markering kan fortrydes på to måder, efter at Ctrl+X er valgt:
* Tryk Ctrl+V på samme dato/tid, eller
* Luk og åbn kalenderen igen
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