is the organizer field filled in?

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>I have several employees who create appointments on the same manager's
> calendar. How can the manager (or any one of the employees) tell WHO
> created
> a particular appointment?
sonic_d_hog - 20 Sep 2005 19:59 GMT
I don't think so... they are posting appointments rather than meeting
requests. I do not see an Organizer field on the default blank appointment
form.
> is the organizer field filled in?
>
> >I have several employees who create appointments on the same manager's
> > calendar. How can the manager (or any one of the employees) tell WHO
> > created
> > a particular appointment?
Diane Poremsky [MVP] - 20 Sep 2005 21:40 GMT
if you add the organizer field (or from field) to a table view it should
have the person /mailbox that created the item.

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>I don't think so... they are posting appointments rather than meeting
> requests. I do not see an Organizer field on the default blank
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>> > created
>> > a particular appointment?