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Rickles

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#280791 11-Jan-2021 10:54

Now that a number of public holidays in NZ have become 'Mondayised' (been known since late last year), how long will it be before Office/Outlook recognises that and allows the Calendar to change?

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#2633463 11-Jan-2021 11:02

It does already? I haven't imported any 3rd party calendars and the Mondayized holidays show.

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#2633465 11-Jan-2021 11:04

Hmmmm, I deleted all dates and re-installed Public Holidays, yet Anzac and Waitangi, for example, are still shown mid-week.

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#2633477 11-Jan-2021 11:34

Rickles:

Hmmmm, I deleted all dates and re-installed Public Holidays, yet Anzac and Waitangi, for example, are still shown mid-week.

This NZ holiday calendar is correct - https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=en.new_zealand%23holiday%40group.v.calendar.google.com&ctz=Pacific%2FAuckland

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#2633479 11-Jan-2021 11:37

@rogercruse ... yes it is. Outlook still shows the 'actual' date, but not the 'observed' date.

I was just wondering if/when Microsoft remedies these things 🙂

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#2633541 11-Jan-2021 11:59

Andib:

It does already? I haven't imported any 3rd party calendars and the Mondayized holidays show.

My work's O365 account shows the same as Andib. Using the 'New Zealand holidays' calendar provided by Outlook.

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#2633543 11-Jan-2021 12:02

Anzac Day & Waitangi Day are Monday-ised only if they fall on a weekend day.
If they fall on a Monday - Friday, the Observed Date is the Actual Date

Holidays Act Section 45A applies, see https://legislation.govt.nz/act/public/2003/0129/latest/DLM5865000.html?search=sw_096be8ed81932615_anzac_25_se&p=1&sr=3

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#2633637 11-Jan-2021 14:12

Mine shows the actual day for the holiday not the mondayised one but im using outlook 2013 so that probably explains it.

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#2633721 11-Jan-2021 16:09

Rickles:

Hmmmm, I deleted all dates and re-installed Public Holidays, yet Anzac and Waitangi, for example, are still shown mid-week.

Are you looking at the correct year?
For 2021 Waitangi day is a Saturday (6th Feb) and Anzac Day is a Sunday (25th April), so I don't know where you get your mid-week from.

My Outlook 2013 calendar is correctly showing Anzac is Observed on Monday (26th) but not Waitangi Day.

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#2633725 11-Jan-2021 16:15

My apologies, should have said 'other' days of the week, not mid-week 😬