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On my iMac I have old events dating back to 2014. I would like to have that history on both my iPad and iPhone. The history on both only goes back one year.
iMac---10.15.2
iPad and iPhone---13.3
Thanks for your help.
iPhone 11, iOS 13
On the Mac's System Preferences go to the iCloud control and verify the Calendars option is turned on. If there are events on the Mac not yet registered in iCloud, you may be asked to indicate how to merge them.
Needless to say, ALL devices have to be registered and logged into the same iCloud account.
On the Mac's System Preferences go to the iCloud control and verify the Calendars option is turned on. If there are events on the Mac not yet registered in iCloud, you may be asked to indicate how to merge them.
Needless to say, ALL devices have to be registered and logged into the same iCloud account.
The System Preferences, Internet Accounts, iCloud show Calendars as checked.
On the iPhone and iPad I have All Events checked.
Do I need to do anything to force the sync process?
Sync Calendar on iMac to iPad and iPhone
