Not able to set the recurrence of an event to 5th week of a month

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Need to set an event recurrence in Outlook to the 5th Tue of the month. It
allows the last Tue of the month. But that won't necessarily be the 5th Tue.

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What date do you expect it to use for the 5th tues when there are only 4
tues in the month? Have you ever seen a month with 6 tues?

(you'll need to either use last tues or set it yourself in the months that
have 5 tues.)
 
Diane,

I hope your curt response fulfilled some deep seated hole in your psyche.

It was a simple question from an admitted Outlook rookie.


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Diane Poremsky said:
What date do you expect it to use for the 5th tues when there are only 4
tues in the month? Have you ever seen a month with 6 tues?

(you'll need to either use last tues or set it yourself in the months that
have 5 tues.)

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Tyler said:
Need to set an event recurrence in Outlook to the 5th Tue of the month. It
allows the last Tue of the month. But that won't necessarily be the 5th
Tue.

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