- [Instructor] Another slick feature of the new Outlook
is the ability to filter your calendar.
So in any calendar view,
you can click the dropdown and you can say,
show me everything.
That's the default.
Or show me just appointments, show me meetings.
And this is where I become enamored of this.
So I'd like to choose meetings where I'm the organizer
and my budget meeting is here because I'm the organizer.
But what about meetings where I'm not the organizer,
where I'm an attendee?
Notice my meeting's gone 'cause I'm not an attendee.
I'm the organizer.
Show meetings that have a particular recurrence,
show me single meetings as opposed to the meetings
that are held on a recurring basis,
and show me meetings that have
particular categories in them.
So if I wanted to see, for example, all of my meetings
and appointments that had to do with planning,
I can simply choose that and see it.
So a number of really excellent built-in filters
that allow me to quickly filter through my calendar
and find out where are the meetings where I'm the organizer?
Where are the meetings that I'm simply an attendee?
And where are the meetings based
on particular categories or particular recurrences?