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Currently, our schedules are available on the internet and can be exported
into excel. Is there a way to run a macro from excel that would create the schedule in outlook calendar. As our schedules are constantly changing, is there a way to remove selected old items or rwould it be best to create a new folder in Outlook calendar to import these items to, that can be deleted and recreated with every import? Would it be best to take the date from excel and run a macro in excel to format it for notepad, copy it into notepad and then save as a .ics or .vcs file and import? So far I have been able to call outlook and create a new calendar folder, but have had trouble getting the data into the folder. |
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