calendar week view - can't undo expanded view

[titanium-dave]

In the week view of OL calendar I clicked on the down-arrow in the loser
right hand corner. It expaned the view of the days in that week to include
30 minute increments, which was great at the moment but I can't undo the
process. Anyone know how to get it back to the normal 7-day week view?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

What version of outlook?

I'm not sure what view has the down arrow in the lower right (none of mine),
but try right clicking on the time scale to choose a new time increment. Or
go to views menu to apply a new view.

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[titanium-dave]

Thanks for the help. It's OL 2007. Sorry, I didn't describe the process
correctly. I was in the month view and clicked on the down arrow in the
lower right-hand corner of one of the date boxes. It went to the day detail
screen and when I swithed the view back to the week view I had the all-day
events at the top with hourly detail below. There is now a scroll bar on the
right side of the screen so you can see the hours not shown in teh window. I
tried your suggestions below but did not have any luck.

What version of outlook?

I'm not sure what view has the down arrow in the lower right (none of mine),
but try right clicking on the time scale to choose a new time increment. Or
go to views menu to apply a new view.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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In the week view of OL calendar I clicked on the down-arrow in the loser
right hand corner. It expaned the view of the days in that week to
include
30 minute increments, which was great at the moment but I can't undo the
process. Anyone know how to get it back to the normal 7-day week view?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Ah. Ok - click the Month button at the top of the calendar. The week view
is 7 days identical to the Day view - with hours, so you'll want the month
to see it in blocks with no hours.

There is no 7 day view without hour scales in outlook 2007.

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Thanks for the help. It's OL 2007. Sorry, I didn't describe the process
correctly. I was in the month view and clicked on the down arrow in the
lower right-hand corner of one of the date boxes. It went to the day
detail
screen and when I swithed the view back to the week view I had the all-day
events at the top with hourly detail below. There is now a scroll bar on
the
right side of the screen so you can see the hours not shown in teh window.
I
tried your suggestions below but did not have any luck.

What version of outlook?

I'm not sure what view has the down arrow in the lower right (none of
mine),
but try right clicking on the time scale to choose a new time increment.
Or
go to views menu to apply a new view.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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message

In the week view of OL calendar I clicked on the down-arrow in the
loser
right hand corner. It expaned the view of the days in that week to
include
30 minute increments, which was great at the moment but I can't undo
the
process. Anyone know how to get it back to the normal 7-day week view?

 

[titanium-dave]

Thanks Diane

Ah. Ok - click the Month button at the top of the calendar. The week view
is 7 days identical to the Day view - with hours, so you'll want the month
to see it in blocks with no hours.

There is no 7 day view without hour scales in outlook 2007.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Thanks for the help. It's OL 2007. Sorry, I didn't describe the process
correctly. I was in the month view and clicked on the down arrow in the
lower right-hand corner of one of the date boxes. It went to the day
detail
screen and when I swithed the view back to the week view I had the all-day
events at the top with hourly detail below. There is now a scroll bar on
the
right side of the screen so you can see the hours not shown in teh window.
I
tried your suggestions below but did not have any luck.

What version of outlook?

I'm not sure what view has the down arrow in the lower right (none of
mine),
but try right clicking on the time scale to choose a new time increment.
Or
go to views menu to apply a new view.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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message
In the week view of OL calendar I clicked on the down-arrow in the
loser
right hand corner. It expaned the view of the days in that week to
include
30 minute increments, which was great at the moment but I can't undo
the
process. Anyone know how to get it back to the normal 7-day week view?