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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / May 2008Outlook 2007 Holidays
I've been able to add holidays to my Outlook 2007 main calendar but how do I add holidays to my second Outlook 2007 calendar? Thanks. > I've been able to add holidays to my Outlook 2007 main calendar but > how do I add holidays to my second Outlook 2007 calendar? Thanks. Display your main calendar in the By Categrory view, then drag the Holidays category to the other calendar folder.  SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] Brian... I just tried this but 'Holiday Category' does not show up in my categories list. Yes, I have added holidays to my main calendar and they are all visible in month/week/day view. > > I've been able to add holidays to my Outlook 2007 main calendar but > > how do I add holidays to my second Outlook 2007 calendar? Thanks. > > Display your main calendar in the By Categrory view, then drag the Holidays > category to the other calendar folder. > Brian... I just tried this but 'Holiday Category' does not show up in > my categories list. Yes, I have added holidays to my main calendar > and they are all visible in month/week/day view. No, of cource "Holiday Category" won;t show in the category view. The category is just "Holiday". You did select the "By Category" view, correct? SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] Thanks Brian. I found the problem. My category labeled 'Holiday' was renamed to something else. > > Brian... I just tried this but 'Holiday Category' does not show up in > > my categories list. Yes, I have added holidays to my main calendar > > and they are all visible in month/week/day view. > > No, of cource "Holiday Category" won;t show in the category view. The > category is just "Holiday". You did select the "By Category" view, correct? |
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