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I have edited only one event in a recurrence series. While I send a get request with delta token I will get the seriesmaster content, and the edited occurence with type exception

My question is how do I patch these kind of events.what is the attribute to add the exception date

Harini vetrivel
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  • Hi @Harini, I am stuck in a similar situation. Would you please share what was the solution did you apply? I would really appreciate it. Thanks – Mukesh Kumar Aug 19 '20 at 16:37

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In order to create an exception, you would need to modify (via PATCH) the instance you want to become the exception.

If you do:

GET /me/events/{event-id-of-master}/instances?startDateTime={start}&endDateTime={end}

You get back a list of instances in the recurrence that fall between start and end. You'll notice that each instance has it's own ID. Using that ID, you PATCH the instance just like patching any other non-recurring event:

PATCH /me/events/{id-of-instance}
Jason Johnston
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  • Hi @Jason, I am updating an existing outlook calendar viewing feature in our custom application that displays everything except recurrence. Since I am new to this, I am aggressively learning how to implement and integrate it with the current system. I realized that we have a property caller event.Recurrence that will hold the RecurrencePatter and RecurrenceRange. I have saved these values in the database. So, I can build events on the fly. However, there's a case when a single event of recurring series can be updated on the outlook calendar. I don't know how to interpret that. Can U plz help? – Mukesh Kumar Aug 19 '20 at 16:45