Google Calendar Quck Add Grammar


Meeting at "The Conference Room" with Bob at 4.15 PM on 8 Oct for 2 hours

Towley Meeting at 1:30 PM on 13 Oct for 90 mins
Tilman Meeting at 1:00 PM on 8 Oct for 70 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 8 Oct for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 14 Oct for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 15 Oct for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 17 Oct for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 20 Oct for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 22 Oct for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 27 Oct for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 29 Oct for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 3 Nov for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 5 Nov for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 17 Nov for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 19 Nov for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 24 Nov for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 26 Nov for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 1 Dec for 75 mins
PE Lecture at 10.35 AM on 3 Dec for 75 mins

Geni 11/5/2014 to 11/8/2014

https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/36604?hl=en

If you have a name of a location that includes a date or time word, such as ‘Taco Tuesdays’ or ‘CafÈ 3pm,’ use quotation marks around the name to avoid Quick Add from creating the event on Tuesday or at 3pm.

  • Enter [lunch with John at “Taco Tuesdays” Friday 12 pm]

If you enter a time with no date, Quick Add will create the event on the earliest date that puts the event in the future; the present day if the time is later, or the next day if the time has already passed:

  • Enter [Volleyball at 5pm]

If you do not enter a start time or end time, Quick Add will create an All Day event:

  • Enter [Bank holiday 8/14]

If you don’t enter an end time, Quick Add will create a one hour long event:

  • Enter [Staff meeting next Monday at 13:00]

You can specify start and end times using either time ranges or time intervals:

  • Enter [Running w/ Pat 2:15 tomorrow for 45 minutes]
  • Enter [Running w/ Pat 2:15 - 3 pm tomorrow]

Multi-day events can be specified using date ranges:

  • Enter [National Conference 9/23 - 9/26 in Atlanta]

Three-letter time zone abbreviations can be recognized following the time:

  • Enter [Call New York at 3 pm EDT]

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