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# Sync plan and assignment date

Group Assignment and related Plans together so when a grouped assignment is moved it automatically moves the Plan as well in the calendar.

A new setting has been added in Newsroom planner configuration that enables assignments and their associated plans to be grouped by user. With this enhancement, when a grouped assignment is rescheduled, the linked plan automatically shifts alongside it in the calendar view.

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1. &#x20;When the flag is set to true, if user moves an assignment linked with a plan from one date to another date, plan also gets adjusted in the same date.

```json
"enablePlanAndAssignmentDateSync": true
```

2. &#x20;When the flag is set to false, it will not sync assignment linked with a plan if user moves an assignment from one date to another date.

```javascript
"enablePlanAndAssignmentDateSync": false
```

**Points to consider**

1. Flag in the configuration will be set to false by default.
2. If user edits the assignment date from edit details assignment screen, plan would not be adjusted for the same dates, it would be adjusted only when the assignment is moved from one date to another date in calendar view.


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