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# Converting Voyage to TC Out
A voyage can be converted to a TC Out voyage if the following conditions are met.
* The voyage is not Closed
* The voyage is not already a TC voyage
* The voyage does not have any cargo
* The voyage has both a delivery and redelivery port call
### Converting a voyage
To convert the voyage, click on the three circles in the top right of the voyage drawer, in order to open the secondary actions menu, and click on the **Convert to TC Out** option.
This will bring up a conversion modal, with Owner and Duration fields pre-filled, based on the vessel and voyage. You can override the default duration by entering a new number. Unless the arrival and departure dates in the delivery and redelivery port calls are locked, the arrival date of the redelivery will be recalculated such that the voyage laden days will match the entered duration.
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