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Tech-Recipes: Outlook: How To Delete Duplicated Holidays | Microsoft Outlook | Tech-Recipes

  • joni · 1 year ago
    Great tip!!!!
  • ron · 1 year ago
    Thanks alot,
  • Sara · 1 year ago
    Great instructions!!
  • Kirsteb · 1 year ago
    Thanks a million!
  • LESLIE · 1 year ago
    EXCELLENT METHOD!!!
    LOL AND THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING IT...
  • Al · 1 year ago
    Thank you. It worked great and it's much easier than trying to go through the calendar.
  • tpjay · 11 months ago
    A real time saver - great tip, thanks
  • mary · 11 months ago
    I cannot delete duplicate holidays error reads 'cannot delete 'read only' files? what to do now? help please
  • davidwilliams84 · 11 months ago
    Awesome Tip!!!!
  • Steve · 11 months ago
    Perfect Instructions - You should write a book!
  • Kojak · 10 months ago
    OMG, where have you been all my life? You are my hero!

    Not only was the information spot on, it was presented in a way that even a dummy like me was able to understand the instructions and remove the extra holidays from my Outlook Calendar.

    Thank you for being such a great teacher. And I agree you should write a book.

    k
  • Greg · 10 months ago
    What a pleasure! Thanks a mill
  • Robert · 10 months ago
    You are the SHIZNICK! May Microsoft hire you and pay you millions for such good work!
  • safaa · 10 months ago
    Excellent!
  • Jennifer · 9 months ago
    This was exactly what I was looking for and well written. Thank you so much for your help!
  • vodkacharp · 8 months ago
    this was super helpful! thanks much!
  • Firth · 8 months ago
    Cool
  • Ann · 8 months ago
    This is a great tip. Thank you.
  • fred · 8 months ago
    this works only if the events were created on different days. in my case when I use the instructions above I found all my events were created on the same day for all the main holidays and for several years. I don't know what to do - maybe just delete ALL event and start over???
  • Wayne · 8 months ago
    I found that there was a "category" column in view * events and when I clicked on that it put all the holidays together. I then reinstalled the holidays using tools * calendar options * add holidays. This fixed the problem I was attacking, which for some reason my calendar had the wrong dates for Memorial Day.
  • Ralph A. Knebel · 7 months ago
    Thanks...worked great4!
  • Jill · 6 months ago
    Bless you!!!! When I inadvertently re-added the Holidays (4 countries worth!!!) and saw the duplicates ... Yikes!! Your help was fabulous!!!
  • carrie · 5 months ago
    AWESOME!! Thanks so much
  • JTJ · 5 months ago
    Very great help - and logical.
    Thanks a lot.
  • Ido · 4 months ago
    Great! Many thanks! :-)
  • Bryan · 2 months ago
    Very good, definetely one of the best written instructional tips I have ran across.
  • pati · 2 weeks ago
    you rock! thanx!
  • mafiaman · 1 week ago
    Very good, well explained, would have taken forever to figure out