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Recolour a single occurrence of a recurring appointment in Outlook 2010
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Brief: Recolour a single occurrence of a recurring appointment.
I have the following recurring appointment:
Subject: Maths 104
Date: N/A (series)
Time: Thursday 12pm
Recurring: Weekly (4th March to 6th June)
Importance: Normal
I want a single occurrence of this series to be a different colour.
Subject: Maths 104 (Test)
Date: 17th April (occurrence in series)
Time: Thursday 12pm
Recurring: Part of series above
(deviates because of subject and importance change)
Importance: High
I'd like this occurrence to be coloured red in calendar view!
I tried:
Adding a category to the occurrence: Doesn't work, category is series-only.
Conditionally formatting for "Test" in the "Subject" field: Doesn't work!
Conditionally formatting for high importance: Doesn't work!
Replacing the occurrence with new appointment with appropriate changes: Worked!
I do not like this solution, however, as the appointment is not part of the series; this means I have to check every week when I change the recurring time and location details.
Is there any way to do this in Outlook 2010?
Also, the conditional formatting in Outlook 2010 seems to look at the series only; even if the occurrence is different, it will look at the data of the series.
Is there a way around this?
Please help!
Thanks.
P.S: I've Googled for a solution to no avail.
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asked Mar 21 '13 at 10:00
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Brief: Recolour a single occurrence of a recurring appointment.
I have the following recurring appointment:
Subject: Maths 104
Date: N/A (series)
Time: Thursday 12pm
Recurring: Weekly (4th March to 6th June)
Importance: Normal
I want a single occurrence of this series to be a different colour.
Subject: Maths 104 (Test)
Date: 17th April (occurrence in series)
Time: Thursday 12pm
Recurring: Part of series above
(deviates because of subject and importance change)
Importance: High
I'd like this occurrence to be coloured red in calendar view!
I tried:
Adding a category to the occurrence: Doesn't work, category is series-only.
Conditionally formatting for "Test" in the "Subject" field: Doesn't work!
Conditionally formatting for high importance: Doesn't work!
Replacing the occurrence with new appointment with appropriate changes: Worked!
I do not like this solution, however, as the appointment is not part of the series; this means I have to check every week when I change the recurring time and location details.
Is there any way to do this in Outlook 2010?
Also, the conditional formatting in Outlook 2010 seems to look at the series only; even if the occurrence is different, it will look at the data of the series.
Is there a way around this?
Please help!
Thanks.
P.S: I've Googled for a solution to no avail.
microsoft-outlook microsoft-outlook-2010 calendar conditional-formatting
asked Mar 21 '13 at 10:00
DecoDeco
11114
This questions is confusing. Is the "Test" appointment part of the recurring series previously referenced?
– CharlieRB
Mar 21 '13 at 16:58
Thanks. Reading over it made me realise it was a bit of a mess. Is your confusion cleared up? To answer your question directly: I want it to be. The problem I'm having is that I have to remove it from the series to recolour it... making life difficult!
– Deco
Mar 22 '13 at 19:04
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Brief: Recolour a single occurrence of a recurring appointment.
I have the following recurring appointment:
Subject: Maths 104
Date: N/A (series)
Time: Thursday 12pm
Recurring: Weekly (4th March to 6th June)
Importance: Normal
I want a single occurrence of this series to be a different colour.
Subject: Maths 104 (Test)
Date: 17th April (occurrence in series)
Time: Thursday 12pm
Recurring: Part of series above
(deviates because of subject and importance change)
Importance: High
I'd like this occurrence to be coloured red in calendar view!
I tried:
Adding a category to the occurrence: Doesn't work, category is series-only.
Conditionally formatting for "Test" in the "Subject" field: Doesn't work!
Conditionally formatting for high importance: Doesn't work!
Replacing the occurrence with new appointment with appropriate changes: Worked!
I do not like this solution, however, as the appointment is not part of the series; this means I have to check every week when I change the recurring time and location details.
Is there any way to do this in Outlook 2010?
Also, the conditional formatting in Outlook 2010 seems to look at the series only; even if the occurrence is different, it will look at the data of the series.
Is there a way around this?
Please help!
Thanks.
P.S: I've Googled for a solution to no avail.
microsoft-outlook microsoft-outlook-2010 calendar conditional-formatting
asked Mar 21 '13 at 10:00
DecoDeco
11114
Brief: Recolour a single occurrence of a recurring appointment.
I have the following recurring appointment:
Subject: Maths 104
Date: N/A (series)
Time: Thursday 12pm
Recurring: Weekly (4th March to 6th June)
Importance: Normal
I want a single occurrence of this series to be a different colour.
Subject: Maths 104 (Test)
Date: 17th April (occurrence in series)
Time: Thursday 12pm
Recurring: Part of series above
(deviates because of subject and importance change)
Importance: High
I'd like this occurrence to be coloured red in calendar view!
I tried:
Adding a category to the occurrence: Doesn't work, category is series-only.
Conditionally formatting for "Test" in the "Subject" field: Doesn't work!
Conditionally formatting for high importance: Doesn't work!
Replacing the occurrence with new appointment with appropriate changes: Worked!
I do not like this solution, however, as the appointment is not part of the series; this means I have to check every week when I change the recurring time and location details.
Is there any way to do this in Outlook 2010?
Also, the conditional formatting in Outlook 2010 seems to look at the series only; even if the occurrence is different, it will look at the data of the series.
Is there a way around this?
Please help!
Thanks.
P.S: I've Googled for a solution to no avail.
microsoft-outlook microsoft-outlook-2010 calendar conditional-formatting
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This questions is confusing. Is the "Test" appointment part of the recurring series previously referenced?
– CharlieRB
Mar 21 '13 at 16:58
Thanks. Reading over it made me realise it was a bit of a mess. Is your confusion cleared up? To answer your question directly: I want it to be. The problem I'm having is that I have to remove it from the series to recolour it... making life difficult!
– Deco
Mar 22 '13 at 19:04
add a comment |
This questions is confusing. Is the "Test" appointment part of the recurring series previously referenced?
– CharlieRB
Mar 21 '13 at 16:58
Thanks. Reading over it made me realise it was a bit of a mess. Is your confusion cleared up? To answer your question directly: I want it to be. The problem I'm having is that I have to remove it from the series to recolour it... making life difficult!
– Deco
Mar 22 '13 at 19:04
This questions is confusing. Is the "Test" appointment part of the recurring series previously referenced?
– CharlieRB
Mar 21 '13 at 16:58
This questions is confusing. Is the "Test" appointment part of the recurring series previously referenced?
– CharlieRB
Mar 21 '13 at 16:58
Thanks. Reading over it made me realise it was a bit of a mess. Is your confusion cleared up? To answer your question directly: I want it to be. The problem I'm having is that I have to remove it from the series to recolour it... making life difficult!
– Deco
Mar 22 '13 at 19:04
Thanks. Reading over it made me realise it was a bit of a mess. Is your confusion cleared up? To answer your question directly: I want it to be. The problem I'm having is that I have to remove it from the series to recolour it... making life difficult!
– Deco
Mar 22 '13 at 19:04
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Think of Categories as tags that you can apply to a Calendar item.
- Open the recurring event/meeting.
- It'll ask you Just this one or the Entire series.
- Pick Just this one.
- Delete event/meeting.
- Create a new event/meeting and Categorize/color that one separately.
Tags are applied globally for recurring events/meetings which means the associated color is also applied globally.
You have to make it a distinct event/meeting to do what you want.
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Think of Categories as tags that you can apply to a Calendar item.
- Open the recurring event/meeting.
- It'll ask you Just this one or the Entire series.
- Pick Just this one.
- Delete event/meeting.
- Create a new event/meeting and Categorize/color that one separately.
Tags are applied globally for recurring events/meetings which means the associated color is also applied globally.
You have to make it a distinct event/meeting to do what you want.
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Think of Categories as tags that you can apply to a Calendar item.
- Open the recurring event/meeting.
- It'll ask you Just this one or the Entire series.
- Pick Just this one.
- Delete event/meeting.
- Create a new event/meeting and Categorize/color that one separately.
Tags are applied globally for recurring events/meetings which means the associated color is also applied globally.
You have to make it a distinct event/meeting to do what you want.
answered Apr 14 '16 at 18:22
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Think of Categories as tags that you can apply to a Calendar item.
- Open the recurring event/meeting.
- It'll ask you Just this one or the Entire series.
- Pick Just this one.
- Delete event/meeting.
- Create a new event/meeting and Categorize/color that one separately.
Tags are applied globally for recurring events/meetings which means the associated color is also applied globally.
You have to make it a distinct event/meeting to do what you want.
answered Apr 14 '16 at 18:22
SunSun
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Think of Categories as tags that you can apply to a Calendar item.
- Open the recurring event/meeting.
- It'll ask you Just this one or the Entire series.
- Pick Just this one.
- Delete event/meeting.
- Create a new event/meeting and Categorize/color that one separately.
Tags are applied globally for recurring events/meetings which means the associated color is also applied globally.
You have to make it a distinct event/meeting to do what you want.
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This questions is confusing. Is the "Test" appointment part of the recurring series previously referenced?
– CharlieRB
Mar 21 '13 at 16:58
Thanks. Reading over it made me realise it was a bit of a mess. Is your confusion cleared up? To answer your question directly: I want it to be. The problem I'm having is that I have to remove it from the series to recolour it... making life difficult!
– Deco
Mar 22 '13 at 19:04