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# Edit an Existing Public Holiday

Sometimes, you might need to change the schedule of public holiday. Maybe it’s because you choose the wrong day off or another problem.

Select and click a public holiday schedule from the list of the public holiday page. Then, you will see a pop-up of manage holiday, update schedule as needed and then click the 'save' button.

![Edit Holiday](/files/-MSkHprIjH1640ntecnB)

If editing an existing public holiday is successful, you will see a success notification pop-up and the latest updated public holiday in the calendar as shown image below.

![Success Notification](/files/-MSkKK2evlP6dhJ6Yf3-)


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