I’m looking for someone who may be able to help with a little issue we are encountering and as yet, I can’t find anyone who can sort this.. I
Here goes.
We have an export of our database as a .csv and we would like to import it into Contacts for Birthdays in Outlook.
Many years ago, I used to import all the birthdays into Calendar direct by mapping the custom field to All Day event, use the code for free/busy and it would all work brilliantly. After change their DOB year to the current year, of course.
Then for some reason, the all day events would wrap over two days.
Not in OWA.
Just in outlook and on iphone/smartphones.
Then Outlook invented Birthdays so I thought, great, I’ll just import into there. Surely that’s the answer?
No.
When I import into Calendar and put the Birthday into All Day Event
All the birthdays are appearing the day behind.
Exchange server is set to New Zealand Time.
Our mail travels via O365.
I’m at a loss as to why 4/4/2020 (4 April 2020) in excel is importing into 3 April 2020.
Any thoughts?
Here goes.
We have an export of our database as a .csv and we would like to import it into Contacts for Birthdays in Outlook.
Many years ago, I used to import all the birthdays into Calendar direct by mapping the custom field to All Day event, use the code for free/busy and it would all work brilliantly. After change their DOB year to the current year, of course.
Then for some reason, the all day events would wrap over two days.
Not in OWA.
Just in outlook and on iphone/smartphones.
Then Outlook invented Birthdays so I thought, great, I’ll just import into there. Surely that’s the answer?
No.
When I import into Calendar and put the Birthday into All Day Event
All the birthdays are appearing the day behind.
Exchange server is set to New Zealand Time.
Our mail travels via O365.
I’m at a loss as to why 4/4/2020 (4 April 2020) in excel is importing into 3 April 2020.
Any thoughts?