Loss of Recurring Data Settings after using USB Transfer C..

For example, when I go to the first of the month, there is an event related
to my father. However, he passed away a few months ago and I'm unable to
delete all the recurrences. It's very hard for me to see this every month.

When I open it, there is no longer a "recurrent" setting. It's as if it was
created as a single event, but before the transfer, it was created as a
recurrent event. So far, I've had to delete each event for every month; for
this and many other events since I was the sole caregiver for my dad and
handled all his affairs; legal, medical, business etc.

Other recurrning events created after the transfer can be deleted as a
single deletion or deletion of the series. So, it's just the pre-transfer
recurring events.

Any suggestions?

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

> Be Be <BeBe DeleteThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> > Sounds like there is no way to delete the "old PC" recurring events
> > on my new PC except to do it manually which is an infinite number of
> > times.
>
> Wrong. I said that recurring event is only one single item. If you wish to
> delete prior occurrences, change the start date of the recurrence.
>
> > I guess I'll have to create a new calendar. I've been using the new
> > calendar for about 3 months now. So, there's already a mix of new
> > data and "old PC" data.
>
> Be more explicit in describing what you see and perhaps we can help you
> understand what you do not understand.
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>
>

Be Be <BeBe.TakeThisOut@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> For example, when I go to the first of the month, there is an event
> related to my father. However, he passed away a few months ago and
> I'm unable to delete all the recurrences. It's very hard for me to
> see this every month.

If you used export/import anywhere along the way during this transfer, then
you changed the recurring event into a string of single events because you
cannot export a recurring event

> When I open it, there is no longer a "recurrent" setting.

So, if you click Actions there's no "Recurrence" menu item?

> Other recurrning events created after the transfer can be deleted as a
> single deletion or deletion of the series. So, it's just the
> pre-transfer recurring events.

View the calendar in a table view like By Category and sort by date or
subject. It should make it fairly easy for you to locate, select, and
delete all the entries you don't need any longer.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]