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# In/Out Details

### 1. How to delete weekly off of particular date?

To delete weekly off of particular date, you can do it from:

**Path:** Cloud login > smHRt search employee name > go to employee profile > Attendance > In out details > three dots of that particular date > Delete weekly off

**Step 1:** Log in to the **Cloud portal**. Use the **‘smHRt search’** bar to locate and select the specific employee.

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**Step 2:** Navigate to the **‘Attendance’** tab on the employee's profile and click on **‘In Out Details’**.

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**Step 3:** Scroll to the **specific date** marked as a weekly off, and Click on the **three dots** (action menu) associated with that date.

![](/files/7039bc7433319cad5b63fba01e10e61317c3d862)

Step 4: Select **‘Delete’** from the options to remove the status.

![](/files/0305084c057fa325db8d0d2c17b2d3520155c4f5)

Link: <https://cloud.pockethrms.com/Employee/employee/Profile?employeeID=764&module=profile&empstatus>


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