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Old November 11th 06, 03:19 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
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Default CALENDAR LEDGER

Such functionality is not built into Outlook, but could be added programmatically with VBA code or perhaps a custom appointment form.

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"johnybravo1977" wrote in message ...
I'm interested in knowign if we can work the calendar system in outlook with
a formula system like Excel. i.e. data entry several dates that are set apart
always the same number of days and once the formula has been placed we would
only need to change the "Master date" and the formula would then up the
calendar with the proper new dates "accross the board" Please advice if this
has been. I know I can share my calendar through a network, but I would to
use the same formula system as Excel to have a way to data entry one date and
based on the formula just be able to have the calendar system up date itself.
Thank you

 




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