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This sounds like a permissions issue. If your IPad calendar is synced with an Exchange Server, login as admin to the MS Exchange Outlook calendar and remove the event from there. That should remove it from your IPad calendar as well.
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This sounds like a permissions issue. If your IPad calendar is synced with an Exchange Server, login as admin to the MS Exchange Outlook calendar and remove the event from there. That should remove it from your IPad calendar as well.

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Thanks. Turning off the sync and turning it back on worked. Got rid of that annoying notification.<br />
Paul
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Thanks. Turning off the sync and turning it back on worked. Got rid of that annoying notification.
Paul

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I have a calendar notification on my iPad which I cannot clear. The notification is an event invitation that I canceled and when I click Delete event nothing happens. I have tried reentering the event and canceling it again and this doesn't remove the notification. The calendar is synced with my MS Exchange Outlook calendar.
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I have a calendar notification on my iPad which I cannot clear. The notification is an event invitation that I canceled and when I click Delete event nothing happens. I have tried reentering the event and canceling it again and this doesn't remove the notification. The calendar is synced with my MS Exchange Outlook calendar.

Cannot delete iPad calendar notification

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