How To Create Calendar Event In Outlook

How to Add Events to Outlook Calendar?

October 26, 2021 Molly Owen

Microsoft Outlook is an excellent email client that allows you to not only send and receive emails but even to keep track of all your day-to-day events. These events could be activities that last for 24 hours or more. Some of these events include birthdays, meetings, group schedules, reminders, etc. All these can be done using the Calendar and scheduling component of your Microsoft Outlook that is fully integrated with e-mail, contacts, and other features.

Actually, these events do not display in individual time slots as appointments do. They are displayed in a small banner area just below the date heading. If you are new to Outlook and want to know how to add events to your Outlook calendar, then read this article to know the procedure.

How to Add Event to Outlook Calendar?

Locate Calendar: Open Outlook to display the mailbox. On the left side of the screen, locate the Calendar tab to access your calendar application. Once you click on it, the calendar will often show the current day of the week or week's summary by listing all previous entries or appointments.
Select New Items: Go to Home that is located at the top of the screen, and choose the New Items tab from the drop-down menu.
Note: Any event, regardless of its type is considered a new item. And each new event has to be entered separately.
Open New Event: From the drop-down list select the All-Day Even t. This will open a New Event pop-up window.
Add Subject, Location, Start and End times: Add the subject for the event in the Subject fi eld. This subje ct is what it displays after the event is created in the summary view of the cale ndar. If interest ed you can even mention the location for the event (optional). Now, enter the Start and End tim es of the event from the pull-down menu. If the All day event option box is checked, then you need to uncheck it to add the start and end time of the event.
Recurrence Event (Optional): If you are creating an event for multiple days, click on Recurrence or else move on to the next step. Under Appointment Recurrence, you can sel ect the Appointment time, Recurrence pattern, and Range of recurrence based on your need. The Recurrence event will show up in the Day, Week, or Month summary view of your Outlook calendar.
Add Event Status: Now, you can add the status of the event (optional) by clicking on Show As. These status indicators are color-coded and include Out of Office, Busy, Free, or Tentative.
Save Event: Click on the Save button. This will save your added event and closes the browser windo w. No w the ev ent will be display ed in the Day, Week, or Month summary view of the calendar.
Repeat: In case you have multiple events then repea t this method fo r each event. Even non-related events have to be added to the calendar individually.

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