Windows 10: calendar space on each day's "cube"

calendar space on each day's "cube" i can only fit one item then dots appear for balance of that day's items

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Seeking advice on a calendar with more space for daily notes

Most (if not all) calendar apps have limited space for just making notes and or events on a specific day.
One: they usually show all hours (which is taking space), but there is no option to just show, say 08:00-17:00 only
Two: events/remarks should be added to/on a specific time, as if it were an appointment, whereas I seek space for just remarks (simple text)
Three: due to all hours of the day being displayed, only a few words of remarks are being displayed and one has to click on the remarks to show all.

I have a small calendar near my phone and make some daily notes of events using all space per day.

It is a bit like the below.

Vainly searched for an application that offers something like this.
(For both Windows 10 and Android, so as they can sync)

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

 

Calendar App - Reminder Saving as 24 days

Hello,

This may indeed be an issue with the latest update, and we suggest trying the following steps to resolve the issue with
the Calendar app.

If the issue continues despite doing the troubleshooting steps, please send your concern through the Windows 10
Feedback Hub.

1) Run the Windows 10 apps troubleshooter.

You may run the Windows apps troubleshooter in this link.

2) Reset the Mail and Calendar app.

This will effectively reset the apps back to it's default state. Follow these steps for doing so:

• Press the Windows key and type Apps & features.
• Click the result, and type Mail and Calendar in Search this list.
• Choose Advanced options > Reset.

3) Uninstall and Reinstall the Mail and Calendar app via PowerShell.

Uninstalling the Mail and Calendar app.

• Open the Start menu, and type Windows PowerShell. Next, right-click the result and choose Run as administrator.
• Paste the following command to uninstall the Mail and Calendar app: Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.windowscommunicationsapps | Remove-AppxPackage\
  

• Restart your computer.

Reinstalling the Mail and Calendar app.

• Open the Windows Store app, and search for Mail and Calendar.
• Click the app from the results and Install it.
• Open the app and set up your account.

4) Send your feedback via the built-in Feedback Hub.

If the issue still continues, please share this issue to our technical team through the
Windows 10 Feedback Hub. Here are the steps for doing so:

• Go to All Apps, search for the Feedback Hub app.
  
• Open the menu icon at the top left side. Select Feedback, then at the top right side, tap the add button
  (+).
• Select Problem and fill up the box with the details needed.
• Select the right category for the suggestion and then submit.

We'll be here if you have more questions or concerns.

 

Appointments not visible in calendar day and monthview

Hello Claus:



This is certainly odd behavior and it not reproducable. I have set up multiple phones with accounts and without accounts. I have created a multitude of appointment entries and all of them are viewable in day, month and agenda views.



The first thing I can suggest is to check your calendar settings:

• On the phone go into your calendar and tap (...)
• Select settings
• Make sure that the slider for the calendar is turned ON.
• If you have multiple calendars created, ensure all of them are ON.

If you continue to have issue with the calendars I would next suggest you perform a soft reset of the phone. If your phones battery is removable:

• Simply remove the batter for about 45 seconds.
• While the battery is removed, press and hold the power button to release any charge.
• Replace the battery and power up the phone.
• Go to the calendar and check for the previously entered calendar entries.

If your battery is not removable, you will want to contact your phone manufacturer for the manual options to soft reset the phone.



If the issue continues we may need to perform a hard reset of the phone but we want to leave this as a last resort.



We hope that progress is made.



Mark W.