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# How to Create Events by Dragging in the Avonni Calendar
## Introduction
The Avonni Calendar allows users to create events easily by dragging them on the calendar. This guide will walk you through the basics of this feature.
## Step-by-step guide
* **Drag the Avonni Calendar to Your Screen Flow:** Add the Avonni Calendar component to your desired Screen Flow in Salesforce.
* **Access Component Settings:** Open the Component Builder to view and modify all settings related to the Avonni Calendar.
* **Set Up Interactions:**
* Navigate to the 'Interactions' tab within the Component Builder.
* Select the "Add a new event drag" option to enable the interaction for event creation through dragging.
* **Configure Interaction Details:**
* Choose the 'Type of Interaction'. For instance, if you want users to create a new event during the drag-to-create action, opt for the 'Navigate' interaction type.
* Define the 'Page Reference Type', selecting 'Object page'.
* Specify the target object for new event creation. In this example, choose the 'Events' object.
* **Define Pre-filled Values:**
* Assign pre-filled values to guide the Avonni Calendar in correlating the start and end times of the new event with the corresponding fields in Salesforce.
{% hint style="info" %}
This guide uses the Event object to demonstrate creating a new event using the Start and End Date Times on the Calendar. You can customize this process by choosing different objects or pre-filled values according to your requirements.
{% endhint %}
**Complete the Setup:** You've successfully configured the drag-to-create event feature on the Avonni Calendar with these steps.
You're now ready to streamline event creation in your Salesforce environment!
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