[Glenn]

Thanks Barry,
I didn’t try that combination nor would I want any end user to do that.
It would be easier and more user friendly to just say they can not edit a recurring event.
I also agree you should not blindly regenerated a dropped date. However, you could have a selection box when changing any recurring event which would ask the question. While you are at it a warning if you are not in the first date of the events would also make this product more user friendly too.

Regards,
Glenn

[Glenn]

Thanks Barry,
Unfortunately, editing did not work.
I had tried just changing the text but that didn’t add the missing date. I tried to change the date to see if that would recreate it but that just removed all future events and made that event non-recurring. So I deleted that non-recurring event and just created a new event and that worked.
Bottom line editing the date does not work. One has to delete then add new. Better to have warning that editing to fill in dates does not work than to have to play around with it to find out.

Regards,
Glenn

[Glenn]

That worked.
Thank You!

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