Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
This solution worked like a charm. Not sure why the same feature is absent on the Outlook app though. Would have been nice to have it.
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I have recurring client appointments, which I edit if eg. there is a cancellation or a no-show. I need to keep this history.
If I want to reschedule Client X to a different time going forward, then my only option appears to be changing the end date of the recurring series and starting a new one. But that removes all changes made to earlier occurrences.
The only other "solution" seems to be downloading a csv, and uploading it again - what a palaver. Surely there must be an easier way to edit "all occurrences from this point onwards" as you can in the Google calendar?
I can see that this issue has been raised as far back as 2016 - what do we have to do to get it on the wishlist for the next upgrade to Outlook?
Come on Microsoft - Google can do this, so why can't you?
Ri
(Also curious why Outlook doesn't appear under the list of MS 365 & Office apps ??)
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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This solution worked like a charm. Not sure why the same feature is absent on the Outlook app though. Would have been nice to have it.
Finally! It was finally added to the latest update ("new Outlook").
Well.... I´ve got issues with updating some changes and…. so many things. At least it seems they are working on it.
Thank you for the hint to use the web version – it helps me a lot.
This def works!! But does so in 3 parts. It sends 3 things out to the meeting recipients:
My example:
I had a series that occurred on the third Tue of each month.
Starting with December, I wanted them to be on the second Tuesday of each month.
I did the steps above, editing the Dec 17th meeting for "This and following events".
Outlook sent:
I can't say how #2 would've handled meetings between June and November that I had individually changed, because I didn't have that scenario.
But yeah, this effectively did what I wanted, so yay! (It just did it a few more steps than I was anticipating). :-)
Thank you for posting this, Leon!!
I did this and it works!
I made a tester meeting first, before doing it on an actual client meeting. It leaves the historic meeting data as it was, and only updates everything from the selected meeting and onward.
To confirm that it didnt make it as a new meeting, i doubled check the series. Before the meeting was scheduled as weekly and then updated as weekly. It leaves the meeting ID and passcode the same as well as the call in number. Thus is all the same meeting series.
I wonder why you cant do it this way on the app.
This works - essentially the browser version of Outlook allows you to save the data - but the Outlook application does not.
Pretty much means MIcrosoft doesn't care that their app is worse than the browser version.