Arranging events in chronological order

I am experiencing difficulty in arranging events in chronological order. For instance, if I type in an event for 10 am on a particular day, and later type in an event on the same day at 2 pm, the 2 pm event appears ahead of the 10 am event. When I attempt to drag the 2 pm event below the 10 am event, most of the time it returns to its previous spot, which is before the 10 am time. Sometimes it works; most of the time it does not. What am I doing incorrectly? Thanks.

I tried to recreate your problem but couldn't.
When you enter a new event, double click on the day, enter the name and time of the event on the side panel that pops out.
Each time you double click on the day and enter a new event and its time, it will set itself in chronological order.
It may have to do with how you are entering events.
Hope this helps.

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