Sure - easiest method is to open the item and add "completed" to preceed the subject.

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After furious head scratching, edieb13 asked:
| Is there any way I can mark an appointment as completed in Outlook
| 2007? I have some items that I don't want to list a tasks, but as all
| day events on my calendar as my task list is way too long. I would
| like to be able to mark these items as complete, as well as other
| appointments when they are done. Any help available out there?
Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook] - 09 May 2007 02:37 GMT
On top of Milly's good idea, you could also use the Color Category
system. Make a category of COMPLETE and then it will also
show in a special color that it is completed.
Nikki
Sure - easiest method is to open the item and add "completed" to preceed the
subject.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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After furious head scratching, edieb13 asked:
| Is there any way I can mark an appointment as completed in Outlook
| 2007? I have some items that I don't want to list a tasks, but as all
| day events on my calendar as my task list is way too long. I would
| like to be able to mark these items as complete, as well as other
| appointments when they are done. Any help available out there?
No, you can't mark it complete so that it no longer shows on the task list.

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> Is there any way I can mark an appointment as completed in Outlook 2007? I
> have some items that I don't want to list a tasks, but as all day events
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> these items as complete, as well as other appointments when they are done.
> Any help available out there?