I like the look of the new Outlook for Mac. But the functionality of the Calendar seems to have lost a lot of things compared to the old Outlook. I can't Option-drag a meeting to create a copy on another day or a new time (it's a standard way of doing things on a Mac and worked in the old Outlook) I can't drag an event to another calendar in the section at left to move this event to this calendar. When creating a new event, there's no option to change the reminder time for the event. I have to create the event, save it, open it again, go the event options, change the reminder and I still have to click on two buttons to save the change. Way too much trouble. Am I missing a magic option somewhere? I'm working from home on a Mac, connected to an enterprise version of O365 at my university.

Thanks for this, but I already knew the web version had these features. Why make a desktop client at all and have all this fanfare about it when it lacks really basic features? Microsoft, you're going to lose your Mac users really quickly by making a stunted piece of garbage software like Outlook for Mac.

Right clicking (on a trackpad) is working for me. MacBook Pro, version 16.64 of Outlook on an O365 subscription.

I still use iCal for duplicating events. Thanks for this new process though.

Option-Drag to copy an event in the new Outlook for Mac?

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I like the look of the new Outlook for Mac. But the functionality of the Calendar seems to have lost a lot of things compared to the old Outlook.

I can't Option-drag a meeting to create a copy on another day or a new time (it's a standard way of doing things on a Mac and worked in the old Outlook)
I can't drag an event to another calendar in the section at left to move this event to this calendar.
When creating a new event, there's no option to change the reminder time for the event. I have to create the event, save it, open it again, go the event options, change the reminder and I still have to click on two buttons to save the change. Way too much trouble.

Am I missing a magic option somewhere?

I'm working from home on a Mac, connected to an enterprise version of O365 at my university.

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Hi Christian,

Thank you for posting your issue on Microsoft Community. There are several features that aren't yet available in the new Outlook experience and some known issues such as Mail and events can't be moved or copied between accounts. However, our product team is investigating this issue in the new Outlook for Mac. You may switch back by turning off the New Outlook switch to avoid this issue.

For detailed information see under Features not yet available in the new Outlook for Mac/Known issues

Your time and understanding will be highly appreciated.

Best regards,

Shyamal

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2022-09-08T23:55:31+00:00

Thanks for this, but I already knew the web version had these features. Why make a desktop client at all and have all this fanfare about it when it lacks really basic features? Microsoft, you're going to lose your Mac users really quickly by making a stunted piece of garbage software like Outlook for Mac.
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Anonymous

2022-08-29T20:34:47+00:00

Thank you for this!
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Anonymous

2022-08-29T20:33:56+00:00

Right clicking (on a trackpad) is working for me. MacBook Pro, version 16.64 of Outlook on an O365 subscription.
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Anonymous

2022-08-29T13:46:21+00:00

I still use iCal for duplicating events. Thanks for this new process though.
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