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- Subject: Re: A recurring appointment in Outlook 2007 calendar will not dele
- Author: Brian Tillman
- Date: 06 Jul
- References: 1 2 3 4
KeithB <KeithB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
What if you set it for tomorrow? Have you tried copying the recurring event
to a different calendar folder and then tried the change there?
> Brian, thank you for our response to my question. I can delete each
> appointment individually, however when I try to stop the recurrence
> (my appointments that I want to cancel go out to 2009) and I set the
> date for the last appointment (in the Appointment Recurrence window)
> as today, I get this message: "The recurrence pattern is not valid".
> I do not care about keeping any of these in history. This problem
> started happening when I mirgrated from Office 2003 to Office 2007.
> appointment individually, however when I try to stop the recurrence
> (my appointments that I want to cancel go out to 2009) and I set the
> date for the last appointment (in the Appointment Recurrence window)
> as today, I get this message: "The recurrence pattern is not valid".
> I do not care about keeping any of these in history. This problem
> started happening when I mirgrated from Office 2003 to Office 2007.
What if you set it for tomorrow? Have you tried copying the recurring event
to a different calendar folder and then tried the change there?
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
| 03 Jul | A recurring appointment in Outlook 2007 calendar will not delete | .KeithB |
| 03 Jul |  Re: A recurring appointment in Outlook 2007 calendar will not delete | .Nikki Peterson |
| 03 Jul |  Re: A recurring appointment in Outlook 2007 calendar will not delete | .Brian Tillman |
| 03 Jul | Re: A recurring appointment in Outlook 2007 calendar will not dele | .KeithB |
| 06 Jul | Re: A recurring appointment in Outlook 2007 calendar will not dele | .Brian Tillman |
| 15 Jul | Re: A recurring appointment in Outlook 2007 calendar will not dele | .Jonah H |
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