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Monday, 29 November 2010
Monday, 1 November 2010
Howto Import csv calendar into iCal and Google Calendar
I was sent a schedule of activities in table format, on a web page. But I needed the schedule to be in Google Calendar.
First I copied the text off the web page, and pasted into Neo Office. I did some very basic tidying up, and the saved as CSV.
Then I converted using a tool called "iCalTextImport" from homepage.mac.com/penicuik/FileSharing15.html.
After following the instructions eg where to put the scripting folder, launch the app and open you CSV file. Then map the fields. This can be a bit trial and error
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when ready click import file
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and you'll get a new calendar in iCal.
Once its there you can export it to .ics format
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and then import into Google Calendar
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goto Calendar > Settings> Calendars and look for the import button
A note on timezones. The process assumes the dates/times are UTC because my CSV had no timezone information. When the .cs is imported by Google it adjusts for the timezone of the calendar you import it into.
First I copied the text off the web page, and pasted into Neo Office. I did some very basic tidying up, and the saved as CSV.
Then I converted using a tool called "iCalTextImport" from homepage.mac.com/penicuik/FileSharing15.html.
After following the instructions eg where to put the scripting folder, launch the app and open you CSV file. Then map the fields. This can be a bit trial and error
when ready click import file
and you'll get a new calendar in iCal.
Once its there you can export it to .ics format
and then import into Google Calendar
goto Calendar > Settings> Calendars and look for the import button
A note on timezones. The process assumes the dates/times are UTC because my CSV had no timezone information. When the .cs is imported by Google it adjusts for the timezone of the calendar you import it into.
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