A date with no hours saves as closed — and the page now says so
Opening hours used to call a date with no hours "Open all day", then save it shut. Both places that said it are corrected, and a date you already saved that way is worth a look.
Released 1 September 2026
A day with no hours is a closed day — but Opening hours used to call it "Open all day". If you left Closed all day unticked and gave no hours, the page told you the workspace would be open right through, and then saved it shut. The wording is now correct in both places it appeared.
What's new
- The page says what it will actually save. A date or a repeating rule with no hours yet now reads "No window yet — this date saves as closed. Add one to say when it is open."
- Both halves of the page are fixed. The old sentence sat under Particular dates and under the newer Repeating exceptions section. Both now say the same, correct thing.
Worth knowing
- None of your saved hours have changed. This was the wording only. Every date and rule you have already saved resolves exactly as it did before — a day with no hours was always closed, everywhere those hours are read. That is why the sentence was wrong, rather than the behaviour.
- Worth checking your particular dates. If you added a date, left Closed all day unticked and never gave it hours, that date is closed — and the page had been telling you it was open. Under Settings → Opening hours, look for any date you meant to be open: give it hours, or remove the entry so the week governs the day again.
- To keep a day open, give it hours. There is no blank that means "open" — a date with no hours is a closed date. Enter the span you are actually open and the page will say it back to you.