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We just migrated to Hosted Exchange and imported all mail items from pst files. &nbsp;<br />
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One user's calendar items did not come in. &nbsp;<br />
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This user had been using iCloud to sync their phone with their old pop3 email account. &nbsp;<br />
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Their iPhone and iPad both have all their calendar items that they need in Outlook.<br />
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&nbsp;Is their a way to import the calendar items from the iphone or ipad into Outlook?<br />
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Any help is appreciated<br />
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Thank you,<br />
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cja
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We just migrated to Hosted Exchange and imported all mail items from pst files.  

One user's calendar items did not come in.  

This user had been using iCloud to sync their phone with their old pop3 email account.  

Their iPhone and iPad both have all their calendar items that they need in Outlook.

 Is their a way to import the calendar items from the iphone or ipad into Outlook?

Any help is appreciated

Thank you,

cja

PST import did not bring in Calendar items

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