I see my iCloud category and my Exchange category but my On My Mac category is gone. I need it to run an automator action on a schedule. But I need to add the event to the On My Mac section. It is not there anymore.
Mac Pro, OS X El Capitan (10.11.2), 32GB Ram
When I follow the above I get this:
When I turn iCloud>Calander back on iCloud replaces the 'On My Mac' I just created.
ctphoto1 wrote:
Tried both of those.
I go to "File"->"New Calendar"
Do You have any calendar under "Other" category? If Yes try selecting it
To create local calendar (when no such option is available via File menu) navigate to calendar in Other section in the sidebar, select one and right click, then select New Calendar. This should create calendar in On My Mac section (local).
New calendar only lets me choose ICLOUD or EXCHANGE for master heading, no OTHER or ON MY MAC, and right clicking on OTHER in sidebar does nothing. OTHER has calendars Found in Mail, US Holidays, and Birthdays
ctphoto1 wrote:
New calendar only lets me choose ICLOUD or EXCHANGE for master heading, no OTHER or ON MY MAC, and right clicking on OTHER in sidebar does nothing. OTHER has calendars Found in Mail, US Holidays, and Birthdays
If you first turn off your iCloud account using the System Preferences control panel, an "On My Mac" option appears in the File > New Calendar menu. A new calendar can then be created under a new "On My Mac" group.
ctphoto1 wrote:
Solution from Apple Support. All other accounts must be turned off, not just iCloud. So you were on the right path, we needed to just go a bit future. Thank you.
Great news ctphoto1— I am glad this was helpful !
Calendar> Preferences>Accounts is the account enabled. Make a change.
Restart calendar
Restart mac are both possibilities
There is no choice for On My Mac. I can hit the + and add a new calendar but none of those choices make any sense.
Did you try disabling (unchecking) Calendar in iCloud preference
>System Preferences>iCloud>Calendar
Tried both of those.
Sorry, but it does not.
I do not get that.
I guess I will have to. Thanks for your help. 🙂
Solution from Apple Support. All other accounts must be turned off, not just iCloud. So you were on the right path, we needed to just go a bit future. Thank you.
"On My Mac" missing in calendar
