Outlook Calendar Hide Non Working Hours. There is always a 24 hour calendar. To change your work hours, in the start time and end time lists, click the start time and end time of your work day.
Hide NonWorking Hours from the Time Axis
I have now spent almost an hour trying to figure out something that should be a very basic feature. And then change your working hours to only the hours you want to see rather then just your working hours. What you can do is changing the timescale from for instance a 1 hour scale to a 30 minute scale. Web a unfortunate workaround would be going to calendar under settings. This will maximize the view of your hours of productivity. When the window is smaller or the time scale uses shorter periods (i.e., 15 min), you’ll see the start of the work. Show the calendar in the day view by clicking the change view > calendar and the day. Web i recently installed office updates, and now the appearance of the calendar is unsatisfactory. Under work time, do one or more of the following: As an example, we'll change our working hours to 10 am to 4 pm and then click ok. if we open a new meeting request and click on the scheduling assistant, our working hours have changed to reflect the new hours.
I don't need to see the hours i sleep. Web i recently installed office updates, and now the appearance of the calendar is unsatisfactory. There is always a 24 hour calendar. I'll set mine to 9am to 1am. To change your work hours, in the start time and end time lists, click the start time and end time of your work day. You may wish to only see 8 or 9 hours. Web in the calendar module of microsoft outlook and when you use the scheduling assistant, some calendars of shared mailboxes or rooms display working hours as having a grey background while other calendars display working hours. Web no t t_a_jackson replied on november 28, 2017 report abuse in reply to fantazma01's post on november 27, 2017 yes, i'd already taken these steps. Web to set your work schedule in outlook, do the following: Select settings > view all outlook settings > calendar. Then go back to calendar.
