I have my default calendar and another calendar that I set up shared with a
co-worker. I would like for my co-worker to be able to import events from a
csv file into these two shared calendars. Unfortunately, the shared
calendars do not show up as destination folders when my co-worker runs the
Import/Export Wizard.

Is there a setting that needs to be adjusted to make the shared calendars
available as destitnations for the import? Or is there a work around? Or
third party software that enables this capabilty? Or can it be accomplished
through VBA?

Sorry, I forgot to include some details. We use Outlook 2007 and are on an
Exchange Server.

"RogerM" wrote in message
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I have my default calendar and another calendar that I set up shared with a
co-worker. I would like for my co-worker to be able to import events from
a csv file into these two shared calendars. Unfortunately, the shared
calendars do not show up as destination folders when my co-worker runs the
Import/Export Wizard.

Is there a setting that needs to be adjusted to make the shared calendars
available as destitnations for the import? Or is there a work around? Or
third party software that enables this capabilty? Or can it be
accomplished through VBA?

"RogerM" wrote in message
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I have my default calendar and another calendar that I set up shared with a
co-worker. I would like for my co-worker to be able to import events from a
csv file into these two shared calendars. Unfortunately, the shared
calendars do not show up as destination folders when my co-worker runs the
Import/Export Wizard.

Is there a setting that needs to be adjusted to make the shared calendars
available as destitnations for the import? Or is there a work around? Or
third party software that enables this capabilty? Or can it be accomplished
through VBA?

I do not believe shared folders can be the destination of an import. However,
a fairly simple work-around is to create a temporary calendar folder in your
delivery location folder set (where your default folders reside), import into
that folder, then move the contents of that folder to the shared calendar.
You can then delete the extra calendar folder or simply leave it around for
the next time, if this isn't a one-off situation.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Thanks for the response Brian. I was afraid that was the case.
"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
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"RogerM" wrote in message
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I have my default calendar and another calendar that I set up shared with
a co-worker. I would like for my co-worker to be able to import events
from a csv file into these two shared calendars. Unfortunately, the
shared calendars do not show up as destination folders when my co-worker
runs the Import/Export Wizard.

Is there a setting that needs to be adjusted to make the shared calendars
available as destitnations for the import? Or is there a work around?
Or third party software that enables this capabilty? Or can it be
accomplished through VBA?

I do not believe shared folders can be the destination of an import.
However, a fairly simple work-around is to create a temporary calendar
folder in your delivery location folder set (where your default folders
reside), import into that folder, then move the contents of that folder to
the shared calendar. You can then delete the extra calendar folder or
simply leave it around for the next time, if this isn't a one-off
situation.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]