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# Pre-sets in Calendar ☄️

We're thrilled to unveil a game-changing enhancement in VisiLean: Pre-sets in Calendar! 📅

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In our relentless pursuit of making project management more efficient, we've introduced three types of pre-sets to supercharge your dynamic reporting.

**Predefined Pre-sets**: Say goodbye to repetitive date changes! Load common searches, like last week or next month, with a single click.

**Custom Pre-set Weekly**: Take control of your data by creating personalised weekly presets. Define your unique formula, whether it's one week before or eight weeks ahead, it's as simple as a few clicks.

**Custom Pre-set Daily**: Need daily granularity? We've got you covered! Customise date ranges effortlessly.

This feature is seamlessly integrated with Config and report functionality, ensuring you have all the tools you need at your fingertips.

The benefits are clear: Boost your productivity, reduce meeting prep time, and empower yourself to tailor configurations that perfectly align with your project needs.

Join us in embracing this exciting evolution of VisiLean, where your project management possibilities are boundless! Stay tuned for more updates, and let's revolutionise construction management together! 🏗️ #VisiLeanRevolution


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