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How do I add a drill I like to my existing plan
Hi Tom,
If it is a plan you have created, you go into `My Folders` and find the plan you wish to add to. At the top of the page, you will see an `Edit` button, click that and then click `Edit Session` on the drop-down menu. You will now be able to make changes to your plan.
To add a new drill at the bottom of your plan you will see a dotted rectangular box, click this - this will allow you to add a new section to your plan. If it is a drill provided by Sportplan you can click `Add Diagram` then `Browse from Sportplan` which will allow your drill.
If it is a drill you have created, you can either add it to your clipboard and insert it or click `Add Diagram` then `Search` and find the drill in your `My Folder` which it will then allow you to `Insert to Plan`.
If you would then like to change the positioning where this drill is on your session plan, you can use the up and down arrow in the top right-hand corner of the drill (above the diagram).
Hope this helps.
Hi Tom,
If it is a plan you have created, you go into `My Folders` and find the plan you wish to add to. At the top of the page, you will see an `Edit` button, click that and then click `Edit Session` on the drop-down menu. You will now be able to make changes to your plan.
To add a new drill at the bottom of your plan you will see a dotted rectangular box, click this - this will allow you to add a new section to your plan. If it is a drill provided by Sportplan you can click `Add Diagram` then `Browse from Sportplan` which will allow your drill.
If it is a drill you have created, you can either add it to your clipboard and insert it or click `Add Diagram` then `Search` and find the drill in your `My Folder` which it will then allow you to `Insert to Plan`.
If you would then like to change the positioning where this drill is on your session plan, you can use the up and down arrow in the top right-hand corner of the drill (above the diagram).
Hope this helps.
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