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Since Outlook 365 was updated I can't drag my email to create a calendar event. I do this nearly every day (often multiple times). Bring it back please!!!!
Scheduling and managing events using Outlook.com calendar
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The way it looks to me, they want to move us to the website version so Outlook works the same no matter which way you access it. The web version works way differently though and I don't like it.
When I drag it to the "My Day" area, it looks like it will take it but rejects and creates a draft to the email I am trying to place on the calendar???
Also, I used to be able to move an event on the calendar. Now, you can not move. You have to delete and repost or duplicate—a major backward move.
I hate this upgrade.
Did you drag it into the panel below the icon? there is a todo and a calendar that you can drag it into.
I also was struggling with this issue. My work around is to use my "preset" quick step that to "create an appointment". When I have the email selected in outlook and then click on my create appointment quick step, it does create the calendar appointment.
It sounds like this is incorrect. The feature has been removed and replaced with "My Day."
Thanks anyway, though!