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When ever I receive an Exchange invite Calendar pops it up as two invites. One for my Exchange account, and the same copy to my iCloud account. The sender sends it directly to my corporate Exchange email, so I'm not sure why Calendar is showing it under my iCloud account. Any ideas?
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Mountain Lion, 2.7/16/768
I have the exact same problem - we're running Zimbra rather than Exchange, but the outcome is the same: duplicate entries in my calendar. One way around it is to edit both entries (without answering them) to point to the same (Exchange/Zimbra rather than iCloud) calendar; for me this somehow merges the two, and then I can answer the merged item.
(I'm running OSX 10.8.5)
This was resolved in Mavericks for me.
Ok, thanks! I'm getting a new MacBook Pro this week, with Mavericks - good to know things will get better!
This is occurring in Mavericks for me. Has anyone found a solution?
Same issue, very frustrating. No longer seem to have the option to delete without notifying so it creates lots of confusion when you accept on exchange account and then reject on google/icloud account.
This happens in Mavericks for me too. Very frustrating and confusing to other parties.
This seems to have returned in Yosemite...
Calendar exchange invites duplicated to iCloud
