I have been exporting the outlook calendar into excel. The problem I am
having is that it doesn't matter which option I choose to "create a file
type" (Comma separated value, tab separated values, microsoft excel) I am
always missing some appointments. I don't understand why some appointments
just don't show up. Can anyone help? (I am using Office 2007.)
is there any common denominator between the missing appointments?

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> I have been exporting the outlook calendar into excel. The problem I am
> having is that it doesn't matter which option I choose to "create a file
> type" (Comma separated value, tab separated values, microsoft excel) I am
> always missing some appointments. I don't understand why some appointments
> just don't show up. Can anyone help? (I am using Office 2007.)
Melanie - 03 Mar 2008 12:50 GMT
Yes, we just pinpointed the commonality: my husband is cutting and pasting
two words in the notes portion of the appointment.
> is there any common denominator between the missing appointments?
>
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> > always missing some appointments. I don't understand why some appointments
> > just don't show up. Can anyone help? (I am using Office 2007.)