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How do I set up Outlook to automatically move appointments?

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Gatemouth - 10 Apr 2007 02:04 GMT
With the amount of recurring appointments I have set up in Outlook Calendar,
it results in mornings that are overbooked, yet these appointments can wait a
couple days.  The thing is, I don't want to be labored with rescheduling each
item myself to a later day.  

It would be ideal if I could set up the Calendar feature to automatically
RE-SCHEDULE the excess appointments to the next day automatically (if a
timeslot has, say, more than four 30 min appointments already in it).

Do I need to record a macro to do this, or is there some other way in
Calendar?
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 10 Apr 2007 03:47 GMT
Don;t know if a macro would do it but programming is definitely called for - try posting in a group for Outlook programming where the experts hang out.  You can also try http://www.outlookcode.com to see if someone has posted a code snippet to do what you want.

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After furious head scratching, Gatemouth asked:

| With the amount of recurring appointments I have set up in Outlook
| Calendar, it results in mornings that are overbooked, yet these
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| Do I need to record a macro to do this, or is there some other way in
| Calendar?

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