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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / October 2005Outlook should optionally schedule by business days on the calenda
I'm trying to schedule events according to certain business days in a month. But it only lets you schedule the first 4 weekdays, which is utterly useless when you need the fifth, sixth, seventh, and up to the 10th or 15th weekdays, or really business days. For example, I need a meeting on every seventh business day of a month, but currently, I can't seem to schedule it. If this is possible and I missed it, I'd appreciate some assistance, but I can't seem to find this anywhere. For every seventh business day (using a M-F week) create five recurring appointments each one starting eight days after the last and recurring every five weeks. That way you get a seven business day spread. Essentially there's a Monday appointment that recurs in five weeks, a week and a day later there's a Tuesday appointment that recurs every five weeks and so on. I think that would fit your recurrence pattern > I'm trying to schedule events according to certain business days in a > month. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > seem > to find this anywhere. Thanks, that's a great solution, but that's not what my question was. I needed an appointment on the seventh business day, not every seven business days. > For every seventh business day (using a M-F week) create five recurring > appointments each one starting eight days after the last and recurring every [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > seem > > to find this anywhere. Ooops... must have misconstrued the question while I was working on a few things in the office... You're definitely right that there's no easy way to do it. You can schedule on the first, second, third, fourth & last weekday of the month but nothing in between. > Thanks, that's a great solution, but that's not what my question was. I > needed an appointment on the seventh business day, not every seven > business > days.
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