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How do I import calendar data from a file into Outlook's calendar.

 
 
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      26th Aug 2004
Currently, my information is in FileMaker Pro, but I can export to an Excel
file (also DBF, DIF, tab- or comma-separated text, BASIC, SYLK, WK1/WKS, HTML
Table, and XML.) Please let me know what would be best.

 
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      27th Aug 2004
Create a couple of calendar items in Outlook = then export them to Excel.
View the result and then massage your data in Excel to match. Then import.

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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, GS-laf asked:

| Currently, my information is in FileMaker Pro, but I can export to an
| Excel file (also DBF, DIF, tab- or comma-separated text, BASIC, SYLK,
| WK1/WKS, HTML Table, and XML.) Please let me know what would be best.


 
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