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In my outlook calendar I can no longer change the date or time of any event using the pull down arrows to change the start date or time. When I input a new day or time, it reverts back to the original. I am able to change the date/time of event by dragging the event, but this is cumbersome. It is a new computer and Office 365. This is a new issue and started approximately 2 weeks ago.
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I am experiencing this same problem. I have installed Windows 11, version 24H2, which may be related to the problem. I am using the Scheduling Assistant as a workaround. Is there some way we can all be notified when this problem is hopefully fixed?
Agree, totally.
And we're into month three of this issue, with many weeks of "Tuesday Patch Day" or whatever that term is called in the vernacular. I wonder what the core issue is.
That works and is what I have been doing. But a work-around is not the same as a fix.
I have the same issue as a POP3/.pst user. I have found a work-around for those who are able to successfully integrate Outlook mail/contact/calendar entries with their iOS devices.
Open the calendar entry you wish to edit on an iOS device and use that device to make the time/date change. Hit "Done" on the iOS device. Close, then re-open Outlook and maybe, if you are fortunate, the change will be reflected in Outlook on your PC.
It is irresponsible that this bug had not been fixed since it was introduced somewhere around Oct 2024. I cannot get the new Outlook to talk to my iCloud calendar, which I know they're pushing, which is probably why this bug has not been corrected. Does anyone know a firm way to correct this? Do I need to completely uninstall Microsoft 365 and reinstall? That's a doomsday scenario because I'll have to reconfigure everything; however, I'll do it to get back my usability in my currently useless calendar. Thanks for any help; it is more than appreciated!