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How do I locate the Australia holidays ics file that I’ve downloaded into my outlook?
Using Outlook for iOS in business environments for email and scheduling
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So it was downloaded, not imported?
Outlook on mac won't show you the address of subscribed calendars. (Outlook on the web will not show the subscribed calendar link either.)
If you found it on the web, check your browser history for the link.
What downloads file?
Where?
On my Mac?
It’s a calendar subscription I subscribed to
Where do I find that ics file exactly in my outlook
I want to import it to my MacBook calendar but I need the url address
If you downloaded the file, it should be in the downloads folder.
I downloaded the Australia holidays ics file online somewhere but can’t remember from where
how do I locate this ics file subscription in outlook so I can export it to my MacBook calendar?
Hello dpmuldoon
You downloaded it using the Outlook mobile app on your apple device? Are you using Outlook.com and added it to the Outlook.com calendar?
If you added it to the app, click on the Calendar icon next to the month name to display the calendar list - select the calendar so it has a colored dot beside it.
-- Diane
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