> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.agilecase.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.agilecase.com/user-documentation/calendars/exporting-a-calendar.md).

# Exporting a Calendar

This lesson will show you how to export your AgileCase calendar to other formats, such as Google Calendar.

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### Go to the calendar tab

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The first step in exporting a calendar is to go to the calendar tab. To do this click the "Cal" button on the navigation bar.
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### Select "Feed"

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On the calendar tab, click the dropdown arrow next to the button of the calendar you want to export. This will open a dropdown menu.

The "Manage" option takes you to the calendar options page in the settings menu.

To export a calendar, click the "Feed" button.
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### Choose your feed

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You must now choose how you want to export the calendar.

You can subscribe and export to Outlook/iCal or download the ICS file and import it to a calendar app such as Google Calendar. To do this, click "Download ICS file".
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### Download the file

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You will now download a file that contains your calendar. Accept this download and allow it to complete.
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### Import your calendar

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To import your calendar access the app you wish to import it to. In this case we will use Google Calendar.

To import a calendar click the dropdown arrow beside "Other Calendars".
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### Select the ICS file

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When prompted, select the file you have downloaded from AgileCase and click "Import".
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### Calendar imported

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Your calendar has now been imported and events created in AgileCase will appear in the calendar app you have uploaded the file to.
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