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Yes, that's how I have resolved it so far. It's not ideal, as the vacations
show up as three separate events, rather than one. Something for Microsoft - the ability to categorize an event as vacation so that the weekends are excluded. Many, many thanks for your help. "Brian Tillman" wrote: D wrote: I wouldlike to be able to enter the start and end date of employees' vacations, and have the dates shown on Outlook excluding weekends. I don't believe Outlook can do this. If you're scheduling, say, three weeks, though, you could make one five-day event for Mon-Fri of one week and set its recurrence to weekly for three weeks. -- Brian Tillman |
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