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How do I remove certain holidays from my calendar (but not all us holidays)?

How do I room certain holidays from my calendar-but not all the US holidays?

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Posted on Mar 2, 2018 10:30 AM

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Posted on May 2, 2018 6:04 PM

I want to use the app already on my phone; I don’t want to buy a new app and have to re-enter a years’ worth of work schedules (my workdays vary and are not onna fixed schedule) onto a new app.

Why is Apple so inflexible on this? It comes across as social engineering—forcing us to “recognize” events that are irrelevant or unnecessary on our calendars.

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Jun 9, 2018 9:22 AM in response to famnel

Thank you, Barney. I’m unfamiliar with the language in this standard. Does it say somewhere that users can’t be allowed to delete individual holidays if they choose? If so, can you please point me to that section? Thanks.

Sorry, I'm not going to waste my time reading it for you.


The Holidays calendar is a Subscribed calendar meaning it is hosted someplace other than your computer. It is subscribed to by millions of people, all at the same time. If you were able to delete an event from that subscribed calendar, you would be deleting the event from everyone's calendar.


If you want you own Holiday calendar that has the events you want, build it yourself on your Mac.

Jun 9, 2018 6:18 PM in response to Barney-15E

Sorry - since you referenced the standard in the context of my question, I thought maybe you knew the specific requirement that prevents users from making changes. On looking at the standard, it appears that Section 8.3 would allow the use of a “lock” to prevent changes made by one user from affecting others. Am I reading that correctly?

How do I remove certain holidays from my calendar (but not all us holidays)?

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