The below has been reported by our admin staff end users. Has anyone else encountered this within Office 365, and is there a known issue or a solution?
The issues is as below: I had a series of meetings 09:00-10:30. I went in and changed the series from 09:00-12:00. The second you change the time, the reoccurrence jumps to no repeat and loses your original series occurrence time period. This has never happened in the past so staff will not check for this. It isn't even obvious it has happened as it just removes all the rest of the series but the recipients only get notification of the very first day in the series being changed and the rest of the series disappears but doesn't show cancellation!
The issues is as below: I had a series of meetings 09:00-10:30. I went in and changed the series from 09:00-12:00. The second you change the time, the reoccurrence jumps to no repeat and loses your original series occurrence time period. This has never happened in the past so staff will not check for this. It isn't even obvious it has happened as it just removes all the rest of the series but the recipients only get notification of the very first day in the series being changed and the rest of the series disappears but doesn't show cancellation!
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