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How to un-cancel a class (on a specific date-time)

This guide explains how to find a cancelled class, un-cancel it, and re-add any attendees afterwards.

Written by Costa Bontioti

šŸ“ Overview

If you cancel a class on a specific date and time by mistake, or change your mind, you can un-cancel it. This guide covers finding the cancelled class, un-cancelling it, and re-adding any attendees.


šŸ” Find the Cancelled Class

Cancelled classes are hidden by default, so you'll need to locate the class first. Choose whichever of the two methods below suits what you need.

1ļøāƒ£ From the Calendar

Head to your Calendar and filter by 'Include Cancelled?'.


2ļøāƒ£ From the Classes Report

If you'd rather see or download a list, head to Reports āžœ Classes and filter by Any Class Status - Cancelled.

šŸ’” For more on both methods, see the guide here.


āœ… Un-cancel the Class

Once you've found the class, click it from the Calendar or the Classes report, then select Options āžœ Un-cancel.


šŸ™‹ Re-add Attendees

Un-cancelling a class does not reinstate its attendees, so you'll need to re-book them manually if needed. You can find who was previously registered by viewing the class's activity feed.

šŸ’” For steps on registering a customer, see the guide here.


ā“ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Find answers to common questions or additional details that may not be covered in the main instructions.

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Will un-cancelling a class automatically re-add the customers who were registered?

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No. Un-cancelling a class does not reinstate attendees. You'll need to check the class's activity feed for who was previously registered and re-book them manually.

Why can't I see a cancelled class on my Calendar?

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Cancelled classes are hidden by default. Enable the 'Include Cancelled?' filter on your Calendar, or find it via Reports āžœ Classes filtered by "Any Class Status - Cancelled".

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