delete a calendar?

[BFort]

How do I delete a calendar no longer needed? I have too many.

 

[Brian Tillman]

How do I delete a calendar no longer needed? I have too many.

Right-click>Delete.

 

[BFort]

Right-click>Delete.

I tried right clicking all over the 'extras no longer needed' calendars that
I created and nothing happened. I still have 6 and only want to keep two.
Should the click be in any particular place on the unwanted calendar?
Thanks for your help.

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

"extras no longer needed" is not an Outlook message.

What addin do you have installed that gives this message?

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| > > How do I delete a calendar no longer needed? I have too many.
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| I tried right clicking all over the 'extras no longer needed' calendars that
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| Should the click be in any particular place on the unwanted calendar?
| Thanks for your help.
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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

click on it on the folder side (left) - you can also drag them into one of
the calendars you want to delete then delete that one calendar. It's a
little faster than deleting them one by one.

 

[BFort]

Diane, thank you, thank you. It worked...

click on it on the folder side (left) - you can also drag them into one of
the calendars you want to delete then delete that one calendar. It's a
little faster than deleting them one by one.

 

[Cole]

I accidentally imported Calendar data to a new email account. I want to
completely delete all the calendar data for this account in Outlook 2003. I
have tried following the Office Online instructions, which says:
1. In the Navigation Pane, click Calendar
2. On the View menu, point to Current View, then click By Category.
3. Click Categories: (none), and then press CTRL+A
All items in the list should now be selected
4. Press DELETE.

The problem I am having is how does one Click Categories "None" there is no
such option that I can find.

 

[Cole]

Now the option for Categories (none) (# items) is appearing.

Its directly under the Subject heading... Example below:

Subject

- Categories (none) (# items)

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[Brian Tillman]

I accidentally imported Calendar data to a new email account. I want
to completely delete all the calendar data for this account in
Outlook 2003. I have tried following the Office Online instructions,
which says:
1. In the Navigation Pane, click Calendar
2. On the View menu, point to Current View, then click By Category.
3. Click Categories: (none), and then press CTRL+A
All items in the list should now be selected
4. Press DELETE.

The problem I am having is how does one Click Categories "None" there
is no such option that I can find.

It doesn't matter what you select when you switch to the table view. Click
on ANY item and then CTRL-A will select them all. Clicking or pressing
Deleet after that will remove everything.