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# How to Setup Override Date
You can override this date if you want to open early registration but you want your client to focus on the dates you specify. You can use this method if you want to open according to a special date according to your availability as shown in the picture above.
1. You need to look at the **Availability** section and see the bottom like this display.
2. In this section, you select the special date you want the client to book your appointment slot. For example, you can refer to the picture above. Available dates to book are 11/9/2023 and 18/9/2023, and other dates you want to close the booking.
3. In the "Add dates when your availability changes from your weekly hours" section, you need to put the date you want the client to be able to book. You can refer to the picture below.
4. After that, at the bottom you need to click on "+ Add a date override". Here you need to enter the date that you are not available for the client to book an appointment with you.
5. After that click on "Save Changes".
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