Delete a Meeting Series from Outlook for Windows (PC)
These instructions are intended to be used when you need to remove a recurring Outlook meeting series from your calendar that you were invited to and did not organize.
For general information on deleting or cancelling appointments and meetings in Outlook, please visit:
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In the navigation bar on the left margin, click Calendar.
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Right-click on the reoccurring meeting
Select Delete.
For recurring appointments or meetings, you can choose to delete the Occurrence or the Series and choose to send a response to the meeting organizer.
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