Windows 10: Is there a way to change appointments in Outlook 2016 instead of

Is there a way to change appointments in Outlook 2016 instead of going on the web to change it in Outlook? Seems stupid to have to go on the web when your Calendar is right there.

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Is there a way to delete old Calendar appointments?

Hi, blake tip.

This forum is only for questions relating the Microsoft My Phone service. I suggest you repost your question under one of the forums available here:

http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/windowsmobile

However, you can use My Phone to delete all of your calendar events from your device. Just install My Phone (follow instructions on
http://myphone.microsoft.com), sync all your calendar events, delete all of them on the My Phone portal and re-sync your phone.

Regards,

Marco.

 

Is there a way to delete old Calendar appointments?

I have SOOO many calendar appointments and I believe it's causing my phone to be extremely slow. Every few minutes, my phone will show the "hang on, i'm doing something" symbol (the PC version of the hourglass...) and I can't do anything. I believe it's
because I have too many old calendar appointments, but I don't know how to delete them other than 1 at a time. If this feature isn't avvailable yet can you please allow us to have the luxury of it and thanks in advance for any help

 

In Outlook 2016, simply open (double click) any calendar item to edit it and close saving changes:

 

Yes but I keep getting emails from Outlook web app saying Daily schedule for 9th of November for example. Even when I edit from the phone it doesn't seem to sync with Outlook web app.

 

Snap

 

Kari's solution fixed my problem -- but I had to install Outlook for Android before I could fix the same issue on my phone, not the Android Calendar application.

 

I have lost all my calendar appointments and now i can't add my Outlook address automatically oh jeez! Thanks for the reply any way mate. If you know how to fix this issue that would be great!

 

Slow down, mate. Let's take this one step at a time.

Did you try to do what Kari suggested for my problem? If so, if you deleted your Outlook.com account in Outlook 2016, you will temporarily lose all your account data -- messages, contacts, appointments, etc. -- but they should still be safe on Outlook.com. Use your browser to confirm this; if this is all good, then we're doing fine.

Now, please explain what you mean by "now i can't add my Outlook address automatically ". Is this a problem with File/Account/Add Account? Or, are you saying that you can't find your Outlook address book from within Messages? "Need more input".

 

Have I changed my email server because all my appointments have disappeared. But if I go to Outlook online they are all there. I don't understand why?

 

This sounds like you're not synching up between Outlook.com & Outlook 2016. Let's work through that, first:

Is your account on Outlook.com, Outlook.co.uk, or some other service?

When you go onto the web site, in the upper left-hand corner, does it say "Outlook" or "Outlook Mail"?

Once we answer this, then we can go further into your account configuration.

"Stay calm and carry on". We'll go through this together.

 

Thanks for replying. I kept the eas.outlook.com on Outlook. And automatically set up my email address and it worked. I then removed eas.outlook.com and it worked. But I have another question.

My appointments appear with the same appointments appearing 4 sometimes 6 times.. Is there a way to clean duplicates up? So I only have one appointment of the same?

Or do I need to do it manually?

Thank you in advance.

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There certainly are applications you can buy to remove them.

However, there's a fairly easy process to do this manually. It's described in this support article from Microsoft: Delete duplicate calendar items.

 

I have Calendar UK holidays with my email address next to it. Birthday's calendar this computer only paul's Calendar and UK Holidays with my email address next to it. Which calendar should I be using for to use on the computer and my mobile? For some reason my appointments are all over the place. Office 2010 pro was far nicer and neater than Office 2016 pro.

 

Any calendar folder that is followed by your email address indicates that it's a calendar downloaded from Outlook.com. "This calendar only" indicates that it's being created by Outlook 2016 from birthdays entered in the Contacts folder.

I'm not clear what suffix follows "Paul's calendar", so I can't tell whether it's preferable to the "Calendar".

Personally, I display all of my calendars -- both my personal and my shared -- simultaneously using overlays in Outlook 2016.