If you did actually Delete them, they go to the deleted items folder. If
they are still there, drag them back to the Calendar folder. Sort by the
type icon to get the appointments apart from the emails etc in the deleted
items folder.

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Judy Gleeson
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George Eliot
"LBB - G" wrote in message
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I sounded like an idiot... Sorry for the confusion...
How do I un-delete calendar events from the past year? I deleted them
as they expired and didn't realize that I couldn't find a way to
retrieve them. Is there a way to view completed calendar events
similar to viewing completed tasks? Can you please help?

Thanks
Lonny
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On Jan 28, 4:54 pm, "Judy Gleeson \(MVP Outlook\)" judy wrote:
Hi Lonny

there are thousands on questions posted here every month so when YOU post
you need to tell us some basic details and specify exactly what you want
help with. This is a Public forum and many people read questions and
answer
them.

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Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
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hewww.judygleeson.com/articles.aspx
Canberra, Australia

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George Eliot
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Hi Diane

I saw your reply to the earlier question and my situation is a little
different. I deleted all my historical calendar events once they were
completed. Throughout that time, it didn't occur to that i should have
been using the task feature so when the event is over with, it just
crosses it out and i always have access to the old info.

This info is very important and I need access - can you please assist?

thanks

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