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Import data to Outlook shared calendar

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DaveK - 06 Dec 2007 16:30 GMT
I've been able to import calendar data, such as from an Excel file into my
Outlook personal calendar.  Is it possible to import data into a shared
calendar?  When I tried to do this using the import wizard, no shared folders
appeared on the destination folder list.   I'm guessing that only the owner
of a shared folder would be able to see a shared folder in this destination
list?

Thanks.
Diane Poremsky - 06 Dec 2007 17:16 GMT
No, you can't. You can import to your own and either assign a category
before importing or use the created date to identify the imported items then
move them.

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> I've been able to import calendar data, such as from an Excel file into my
> Outlook personal calendar.  Is it possible to import data into a shared
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> Thanks.
Brian Tillman - 06 Dec 2007 19:57 GMT
> No, you can't. You can import to your own and either assign a category
> before importing or use the created date to identify the imported
> items then move them.

Or create a special calendar file into which you can import, and then move
the entire contents.
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