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i have multiple holidays showing in my outlook 2003 basic calendar, how do i
get rid of the double entries?
 
Display the calendar by category, highlight all Holiday entries and delete.
Then re-add them, ONCE.

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After furious head scratching, calandre man asked:

| i have multiple holidays showing in my outlook 2003 basic calendar,
| how do i get rid of the double entries?
 
I am trying to do the same thing, but there is no such thing as "category
view" in my version of Outlook. There is only "define views" and "customize
current view".

Please help, there should be SOME easy way to remove all the holidays
without loosing my hundreds of calendar entries? :'(

Joe
 
Joe said:
I am trying to do the same thing, but there is no such thing as
"category view" in my version of Outlook. There is only "define
views" and "customize current view".
Click to expand...

There is always a By Category view. Right-click your toolbar and check the
Advanced option. That will put the views in a drop-down. Select By
Category.

If you don't want to do that, click View>Current View>By Category for
Outlook 2000 and, I think Outlook 2002 and Views>Arrange By>Current View>By
Category for Outlook 2003 and 2007.
 
Thanks Brian,
In Office for Students and Teachers (2002) the "Views>Arrange By>Current
View>By Category" doesn't exist, however I did find this weird little icon
for organize (never used it nor knew what it was for) and it gave/gives me
the options to use/change category or view...I was able to view then by
category "holidays" simply delete them all and add them back properly.
THANKS GODS!

I just wish MS would be consistent and not change menus and such on every
single build of the same product.

In fact, this little "organize" button, is awesome, I have already been able
to do things now with the Calendar that I have been trying to do for
years...And mind you, I am(was) certified to teach MS Office, so I'm a bit of
a 'puter geek, but this was making me nucking *uts, I appreciate your help!
:D :D :D

Joe
 
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