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Form that'll merge several users' absences in a single all-day eve



 
 
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Old November 29th, 2004, 05:41 PM
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
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Default Form that'll merge several users' absences in a single all-day eve

There's no built-in feature to do this.

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"HierkommtdieMaus" wrote in
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We have an Exchange Server with a public calendar. All colleagues enter
their
absences a separate all-day events with different start- and end times.
During holiday periods, you can't see the rest of the calendar from all
the
different all-day events.
Question: is it possible to enter overlapping absences of different length
and to have Outlook automatically figure out and display the absences of
each
day in one single all-day event?
Thanks!



 




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