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# Edit or Reschedule a Job
Update job dates, crews, and other scheduling details from a deal or the Production Calendar.
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**Important:** this feature requires the paid **Operations add-on.**
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Edit a scheduled job from the deal or the Production Calendar. Update dates, adjust the date range, or reassign the crew, and the changes appear right away across your schedule and related records.
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## Where can I Edit a Job?
### From a deal
1. Navigate to the **deal page** for the selected job.
2. Click on the `...` located on the **Schedule** card, and then **Edit**.
3. The **Edit Job** dialog will appear.
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To review your team's full schedule and availability before rescheduling, click on the **calendar icon** to navigate to the Calendar page.
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### From the Production Calendar
1. Open **Calendars → Production**.
2. Choose **Schedule**, **Day**, **Week**, or **Month** view.
3. Click the job that you wish to edit.
4. Open the job preview.
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## Reschedule a job
1. On the **Edit Job** dialog, update the job's time and date.
* Remember to **Save** your changes.
2\. On the job preview, click the pen icon to update the dates.
* On **Schedule** view, you can also edit a job's date range on the Timeline by dragging the borders of the job.
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Remember to add or edit your project leads and crews in your [Account Settings](https://app.paintscout.com/settings?section=billing-users).
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## Reassign a crew
1. Change the Crew field on the **Edit Job** dialog.
* **Save** your changes.
2. You can also reassign a crew from the job preview on the Calendar.
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## What updates after you save
After making your desired edits, your updated job will immediately appear on:
* The calendar (Schedule, Day, Week, and Month views).
* The deal’s **Schedule** section and **Activity** log.
* The contact and company pages associated with the deal.
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Need to build or adjust the schedule first? Start with [Schedule a Job](/support/operations/jobs/schedule-a-job.md).
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