# Show page dates on a Confluence calendar To show page dates on a Confluence calendar, write them as Confluence date chips, or Capable Event macros, in the paragraph or table row that describes them, then insert the **Calendar (Capable)** macro with **Source** left unset. Each paragraph or row becomes one event, titled from its text, with any @-mentioned people as participants. --- ## Before you start * You need permission to edit the page. * Plain typed dates such as 3 March are not picked up. Use a Confluence date chip or an Event macro. --- ## Steps 1. Open the page in the editor and write a line for each event, such as a sentence, a table row, an action item or a decision. 2. In that line, type **//** to insert a Confluence date, or insert **Event (Capable)** for an event with times and an owner. 3. @-mention anyone involved in the same paragraph or row. 4. Insert **Calendar (Capable)** where the calendar should appear, and leave **Source** unset. 5. Under **Event types**, keep Confluence Date macros and Capable Event macros selected, or select none to show everything. 6. Publish the page. --- ## If it does not work * **A date never appears.** A date chip on a line by itself has no text to become a title, so it is skipped. Put words in the same paragraph. * **Several dates became one event.** All dates in one paragraph or row make a single event from the earliest to the latest. Split them into separate lines. * **A date should not be on the calendar.** Open the macro and click it under **Hidden on-page events**. --- ## Related ### [How Confluence dates on a page become events](https://help.gocapable.com/calendar/how-confluence-dates-on-a-page-become-events.html) The rules for turning dates into events. ### [Event](https://help.gocapable.com/calendar/event.html) An inline date pill with times and an owner. ### [Calendar](https://help.gocapable.com/calendar/calendar.html) Every Calendar macro setting. ### [Adding calendars to Confluence pages](https://help.gocapable.com/calendar/adding-calendars-to-confluence-pages.html) More guides for calendars on pages. --- _Write the plan once. The calendar follows._