From: Peter646 on
I'm trying to import an excel file into an outlook calendar. It goes through
the process (without error), yet nothing appears on the calendar.

I first exported an appointment from the calendar so I could get the format
then I changed a few things and re-imported but nothing appeared. I've tried
Excel workbook and csv and all times it appears blank.

Outlook is online. In Excel format, the data is in a named range. "Tina"
posted a similar query on 18 July 2007; in her case the issue resolved with
restarting Outlook. I've also tried this without result.
From: Diane Poremsky [MVP] on
Is all of the data in the named range? If you didn't re-do the named range
after exporting, the range is the size of the export. Or - rather than
using a named range, save from excel as CSV format and import it.

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"Peter646" <Peter646(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm trying to import an excel file into an outlook calendar. It goes
> through
> the process (without error), yet nothing appears on the calendar.
>
> I first exported an appointment from the calendar so I could get the
> format
> then I changed a few things and re-imported but nothing appeared. I've
> tried
> Excel workbook and csv and all times it appears blank.
>
> Outlook is online. In Excel format, the data is in a named range. "Tina"
> posted a similar query on 18 July 2007; in her case the issue resolved
> with
> restarting Outlook. I've also tried this without result.