23 April
2008

Combining two calendars together using iCal

My iPhone has been syncing to the wrong calendar in iCal. Here is a simple procedure for merging two calendars together using iCal on OS X. This allows you delete one of the calendars after combining it with another.

1) Use the Export option in the File menu to export the calendar (A) data from the calendar that is to be removed. Export to a file.

2) Select the calendar (B) into which you want to merge the data.

3) Use the Import menu to import the file saved in step 1. This should bring all the events from the calendar A into calendar B.

3.5) Verify that the events in the to-be-deleted calendar is now appearing twice (once for each of the two calendars (A and B) it is now in).

4) Delete the now-redundant calendar B.

Posted by dudek at 07:49 April 23, 2008 | Leave a comment | permalink link to this entry |

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