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It would be helpful if you could attach an actual document to a post containing a table you want to convert. You can do that via the paperclip symbol on the 'Go Advanced' tab at the bottom of this screen.
It would also be appreciated if you could confirm which of the formats indicated at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICalendar you want as the output. It doesn't appear that the output is concerned with which day you regard as the first of the week.
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As I said before
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I'm not sure how to read that table. I thought I gave you what you needed in my last post.
Maybe "event description" would equal title (which I want to be "work") "Alarm action r-1" would equal alarm? (I want that to be "1 day") And calendar>location would be the difference between the M values in the table. Sorry, I'm not sure how helpful this will be since I'm less knowledgeable about iCalendar formats than most other people here would be. |
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I suspect not. I've never used (or even seen) the app, so I don't know which format is required. Converting the table to any of the required formats isn't difficult, but I don't want to try half a dozen different ones...
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