recurrence appointments

[Jo Lambrecht]

Is there a way to list your recurrence appointement of one client ?

Explanation :
You have a customer X, with who you have a meeting every 1st monday of the
month.
Is there a way to become a list for that customer with all the exact dates
of the appointements.
example.
Customer X
monday 4 jan
monday 2 feb
monday 1 mar
monday 5 apr
etc....



Regards,
Jo Lambrecht

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Use Categories for that customer. You can also link the appointments to the
contact for that customer using the Contacts check box on the appointment
item.

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After furious head scratching, Jo Lambrecht asked:

| Is there a way to list your recurrence appointement of one client ?
|
| Explanation :
| You have a customer X, with who you have a meeting every 1st monday
| of the month.
| Is there a way to become a list for that customer with all the exact
| dates of the appointements.
| example.
| Customer X
| monday 4 jan
| monday 2 feb
| monday 1 mar
| monday 5 apr
| etc....
|
|
|
| Regards,
| Jo Lambrecht

 

[Jo Lambrecht]

I tried with categories, but no luck.
If i do a find only one appointement is showing (the first date that comes
up), wich is computer-wise correct, thats the appointement and it is
reccuring.
But i want a list (print-out), off all the dates on wich i have an
appointement with that customer.

Regards,
Jo



"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"

 

[Jo Lambrecht]

More info.
If you give in your appointements manualy (NOT recurring)
It works fine with categories.

Regards,
Jo

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"