How to Remove Religious Holidays from Your Outlook Calendar

Learn how to easily remove religious holidays from your Outlook Calendar by adjusting calendar options in a few simple steps.

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To remove religious holidays from your Outlook Calendar, go to 'File' > 'Options' > 'Calendar'. Under 'Calendar options', click 'Add Holidays'. Uncheck the box next to the religious holidays you want to remove and click 'OK'. Restart Outlook to apply the changes.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I add religious holidays back to my Outlook Calendar after removing them? Yes, you can re-add religious holidays anytime by going back to File > Options > Calendar > Add Holidays, and selecting the desired holiday sets to add.
  2. Will removing religious holidays delete any other calendar events? No, removing religious holidays only affects the dedicated holiday calendar entries and does not delete your personal or work calendar events.
  3. Does this method work on all versions of Outlook? This method is applicable to recent versions of Microsoft Outlook on desktop, but steps may vary slightly depending on your Outlook version.
  4. How do I remove other types of holidays from Outlook Calendar? Similar to religious holidays, you can remove other holidays by unchecking them in the Add Holidays section under Calendar options.

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