In the Calendar app on your Mac, choose File > New Calendar Subscription.Įnter the calendar’s web address, then click Subscribe.Įnter a name for the calendar in the Name field, then click the adjacent pop-up menu and choose a color.Ĭlick the Location pop-up menu, then choose an account for the subscription. If you do this, you can skip step 1, and the calendar’s web address is filled out for you in step 2. To subscribe to a calendar from a link on the internet or an email you received, click the link. Use a Chinese, Hebrew, or Islamic lunar calendar.Set event alerts and receive notifications.Create or modify all-day or multiday events.Get help using iCloud Contacts, Calendars, or Reminders Hold down the Sleep/Wake button, then drag the slider to power off. Wait a few minutes, then turn on Contacts, Calendar, or Reminders again.If you see your calendars or reminders on or any of your devices, you can choose Delete from My.Slide to turn off Contacts, Calendars, and Reminders.(If you're using iOS 10.2 or earlier, go to Settings > iCloud.) Turn off iCloud Contacts, Calendar, or Reminders and turn it back on Wait a minute, then open the app again.Press the Home button to return to your Home screen.Find the app, the swipe up to close it.Double-click the Home button to see your open apps.Restart the Contacts, Calendar, or Reminders app If that doesn't help to resolve your issue with duplicate events on your iPhone, then follow these further steps for issues with iCloud calendars on your iPhone: On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 7 or later, open the Calendar app, then tap the Calendars tab to see your list of calendars. Refresh the calendars on your iOS device or computer First, use these steps to help resolve your issue:
Based on what you stated, it seems you are having issues with duplicate events in the Calendar app on your new iPhone, but you don't see these duplicates in or on your Mac. Thanks for that info and choosing the Apple Support Communities.
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