Copy and paste calendar events Showing 1-245 of 245 messages. Copy and paste calendar events. Open iCal on your Mac and you can copy it once and paste it multiple times. It then shows up in your Google calendar. I am really used to being able to smoothly copy / paste events in Outlook at work. Other than that, you can change the setting quickly by using the Paste Options box, which appears whenever the text is pasted. Launch Outlook 2013. Click the File button at the top left of the screen to open the Backstage view. In Backstage view, click the Options button. The Outlook Options window pops up on screen.
To use Copy to My Calendar, create the event on the shared calendar then click the Copy to My Calendar button instead of Save and Close. This creates a copy on your calendar and you'll be asked if you want to save changes to add it to the current calendar. If you click Save (Ctrl+S) before Copy to My Calendar, you'll avoid the save changes dialog.
When the shared calendar is in a mailbox or is a mail-enabled Public Folder, using a meeting request to invite the calendar works, but the event will show up as tentative on the shared calendar. To auto accept, a shared mailbox can be converted to a resource mailbox and auto accept enabled. If you can use a macro, I have one that will copy events between calendars. The macro and instructions are at.
Unless you are a pro at meetings and appointments, they can quickly get overwhelming and tire you out. Besides, it also helps if you are one when needed.
Outlook’s desktop client as a tool that supports most of those requirements. It also has a few hidden tricks. Today we will unfold the quickest and probably the easiest way to clone an existing appointment to a new date. Tip: If your work requires you to do remote meetings with people in different time zones then you are someone who needs to. Before we begin let me guess how you have been cloning appointments till date. You opened the existing appointment, copied the attendee list, copied the subject line, copied the body and pasted them onto the new invite one by one.
We have better ways. Let’s check them out.
Step 1: Navigate to the calendar tab on MS Outlook interface. Step 2: Preferably switch to month view. That makes it easy to spot the appointment that you want to clone. Step 3: When you have found your appointment (here, it is the Test Appointment at 6:30pm on 30 th April) click on it to select it. Use Ctrl + C to copy the appointment (that’s the only way). Important: Do not select the date in totality. If you do that the trick won’t work.
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Date selection looks like the one shown in the image below. Your selection should look like the image in Step 3 above. Step 4: Now, navigate to the date (say, 2 nd May) you wish to copy the appointment to. Click and select the date. Again, your selection should look like the one in the image below. If it looks like above press Esc key.
If your dates are nearby the best way to navigate is to use the arrow keys. If you are using the mouse try clicking near the edge of the date boundary. Step 5: Paste the appointment here.