How do I add German public holidays to my Outlook 2016 OSX App
Solution 1:
It’s true, in Mac Office 2016 there’s no longer an option to add holidays. Also, you can’t download a *.ics calendar file and import it into Mac Office 2016. Both workaround only apply to Mac Office 2011, only.
The only way around this is to add your Exchange/CalDAV account to Apple Calendar App. Than import your German-Holiday.ics file to your Exchange account. Finally open Outlook and wait until all calendar items have been synced.
UPDATE Juni 2019: I am getting back to my original answer from 2 years ago. In the meantime Microsoft silently added a couple feature to open ics files. Outlook still lacks a import feature in the Import... menu. But user Rick Troiani pointed out a really nice workaround.
Solution A: Drag-and-drop your *.ics file right onto my Outlook Calendar.
...You can also use the following workflow:
Solution B: Drag-and-drop your *.ics file onto the Outlook icon within the macOS Dock.
Solution C: Right click your *.ics file in macOS Finder > Open with Outlook.
Solution 2:
From the official Outlook website:
- On the File menu, click Import.
- Click Holidays, and then click the right arrow.
- Select the countries/regions or religions whose holidays you want to import, and then click the right arrow.
- Click OK, and then click Finish.
Otherwise, you can download the German calendar and manually import on Outlook, doing the following:
- Go to this website (2016 ICAL CALENDAR HOLIDAYS - ICAL, GOOGLE & OUTLOOK).
- Scroll the list, till you find the German holiday calendar and download it.
- Import the downloaded file on Outlook, and it's done.