# Repeat an Event

> Make an event repeat, then change or delete one event, the events after it, or all of them.

Source: https://jobwisepro.com/help/schedule/repeat-an-event
Category: Schedule
Updated: 2026-10-22

A repeating event shows the same event again on the [schedule](/go/schedule), such as every
week or every day. Set a pattern when you create or edit an event. New to the schedule? Start
with [Introduction to the Schedule](/help/schedule/introduction-to-the-schedule).

## Create a repeating event

Set a pattern while you create an event. To create one, see
[Add an Event](/help/schedule/add-an-event).

1. Select the **Event** tab.
2. Enter a **Title**.
3. Set **Start date**, **Start**, **End date**, and **End**.
4. Choose a pattern in **Repeat**.
   - The weekly option repeats on the start date's weekday, so a Tuesday start repeats every
     Tuesday.
   - A custom pattern sets how often the event repeats. In weeks, it also sets which weekdays
     it uses.
   - A custom pattern sets its end with **Never**, **On date**, or **After**.
5. Click **Save**.

The schedule shows the event on each date in the pattern.

> **Note:** The **Repeat** control appears only when repeating events are on, and they are on by
> default.

## Make an existing event repeat

Add a pattern to an event that does not repeat yet.

1. Open the event on the schedule.
2. Choose a pattern in **Repeat**.
3. Click **Save**.

The event now repeats on the schedule.

## Edit one event, the events after it, or all events

Editing a repeating event asks which events to change. The choice comes after you click **Save**.

1. Open the event on the schedule.
2. Change any of **Title**, **Start date**, **Start**, **End date**, **End**, **Repeat**,
   **Address**, or **Notes**.
   - A change to **Repeat** applies only to **This and following events** and **All events**.
3. Click **Save**.
4. In the same panel, choose **This event**, **This and following events**, or **All events**.
5. Click **OK**.

The schedule shows the change for the events you chose.

## Delete one event, the events after it, or all events

Deleting a repeating event asks which events to remove before anything is deleted.

1. Open the event on the schedule.
2. Click **Delete**.
   - The **Delete** button appears only with full schedule access.
3. In the same panel, choose **This event**, **This and following events**, or **All events**.
4. Click **OK**.

The chosen events leave the schedule.

> **Warning:** **OK** deletes the chosen events at once. No confirmation step appears for a
> repeating event.

## What each option changes

- **This event** changes or deletes only the event you opened. Other events keep their dates and
  details.
- **This and following events**, on an edit, leaves earlier events on the old pattern and
  details. It starts a new repeating event from the event you opened, with your changes. Changes
  made to later events are dropped.
- **This and following events**, on a delete, ends the repeating event the day before the event
  you opened. The event you opened and the events after it are removed.
- **All events**, on an edit, changes the title, notes, address, start and end times, and pattern
  of the whole repeating event. Each event keeps its own date, so a changed date is ignored and
  only the new times apply.
- **Does not repeat** with **This and following events** keeps earlier events, turns the event you
  opened into a single event, and removes the events after it.
- **Does not repeat** with **All events** turns the repeating event into a single event on its
  first date.
- **All events**, on a delete, removes the repeating event and every change made to its events.

## Limits

- A custom pattern repeats every 1 to 365 days, weeks, months, or years.
- **After** stops a repeating event after at most 730 events.
- An event can last at most 7 days.
- An event linked to a [job](/help/jobs/introduction-to-jobs) cannot repeat.
- Editing needs edit access to the schedule.
- Deleting needs full schedule access.