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I have a user tht has a recurring meeting occurence that constantly pops up on his machine for every sunday and when you delete the series the occurence still pops up and the meeting does not delete it stays. &nbsp;Does anyon know how to remove this besides canceling the series which doesnt work?
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Outlook on office 365:

I have a user tht has a recurring meeting occurence that constantly pops up on his machine for every sunday and when you delete the series the occurence still pops up and the meeting does not delete it stays.  Does anyon know how to remove this besides canceling the series which doesnt work?

No other answers. This was the most likely cause.

Outlook recurring meeting

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