ARCHIVED: In Microsoft Outlook, how do I add or remove holidays in my Exchange calendar?
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Adding new holidays
Note: To avoid creating duplicate entries on your Exchange calendar, search for existing holidays and remove them before using these instructions.
To add holidays to your Exchange calendar using Microsoft Outlook:
- In Outlook 2010, click the
In Outlook 2007, 2003, and 2002, in Calendar view, from the
menu, select , and then click . tab, and then click
.
- In Outlook 2010, from the menu on the left, click
In Outlook 2007, 2003, and 2002, under "Calendar options", click
. .
- Outlook automatically selects your country or region. Use the checkboxes to change your country or region, or to add holidays for other countries and regions.
- To save your holidays, click .
Searching for and removing existing holidays
In Outlook, to search for and remove holidays on your Exchange calendar:
- In Outlook 2010, in Calendar view, click the "Search Calendar"
box. From the
In Outlook 2007, 2003, and 2002, in Calendar view, open the
menu:- In Outlook 2007, select , and then .
- In Outlook 2003, select , and then .
- In Outlook 2002, select .
tab, click , and
then .
- Click the tab.
- Click , select , and then choose .
- Under "Condition:", use the drop-down list to select .
- Under "Value:", type
holiday
. - Click .
- Click .
- Maximize the search results window for easy viewing. If you see the message "There are no items to show in this view.", you have no holidays on your calendar.
- In Outlook 2010, to manually select all of the holidays, click in
the results area and press Ctrl-A.
In Outlook 2007, 2003, and 2002, in the
Advanced Find
window, from the menu, select to highlight all holidays that the search found. - In Outlook 2010, right-click the highlighted holidays and choose
In Outlook 2007, 2003, and 2002, in the
Advanced Find
window, from the menu, select . .
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