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Outlook: Creating an appointment from an e-mail - this is how it works - Practical Tips

Outlook: Creating an appointment from an e-mail – this is how it works

by Johannes

If you receive an invitation as an e-mail in Outlook, you can create an appointment directly from it. We will show you how to do this here.

Outlook: Create calendar appointment from e-mail

If you want to create an appointment from an e-mail, there are several ways to do this in Outlook. We will introduce you to the simplest variants.

  • Once you have selected the e-mail in Outlook, simply right-click on it and select “Calendar” under “Move”.
  • Alternatively, you can drag the closed message onto the calendar icon at the bottom left of Outlook.
  • Afterwards, a new window opens in which you can convert the e-mail into an appointment. The former subject of the e-mail is automatically the title of the appointment. However, you can still change the time and description.
  • Once you have saved the appointment, the mail automatically disappears from your inbox.
  • To get the mail back into your inbox, you can simply open the appointment in the calendar and drag&drop the mail saved as an attachment back into the “Mail” area at the bottom right of Outlook.

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