Start time but no end time and not all day?

[Johnny Cakes]

Is it possible to have a start time, but no end time and NOT have it be an all day appointment

Why you ask

I have concurrent appointments (actually court appearances). They are not all day, nor do they have a set end time (when your case gets called, you're done).

When publishing my calendar to the web, I would like to indicate the starting times for the court appearances (some are morning, some afternoon).

What I have been able to figure out by my own testing is that appts can either be all day, or zero minutes. The latter option exports a web page which says: 9:30-9:30 which is not very clean (or accurate)

Is it possible to just have a start time, but no end time

Thanks!

 

[Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook]]

I don't think so...

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[spankydc9]

What you could do in this case is select an all day event for your appointment and in the description field type in the start time ie "9:30a Smith Case". Hope this helped.

----- Johnny Cakes wrote: -----

Is it possible to have a start time, but no end time and NOT have it be an all day appointment?

Why you ask?

I have concurrent appointments (actually court appearances). They are not all day, nor do they have a set end time (when your case gets called, you're done).

When publishing my calendar to the web, I would like to indicate the starting times for the court appearances (some are morning, some afternoon).

What I have been able to figure out by my own testing is that appts can either be all day, or zero minutes. The latter option exports a web page which says: 9:30-9:30 which is not very clean (or accurate).

Is it possible to just have a start time, but no end time?

Thanks!