Can I add an event to Google Calendar from Google Search?
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If I need to set a reminder, I can just google "Remind me to get laundry in 1 hour" and it will prompt me with the option to add it to my Google Calendar:
Is there a similar trick for adding an event rather than a reminder?
google-search google-calendar
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If I need to set a reminder, I can just google "Remind me to get laundry in 1 hour" and it will prompt me with the option to add it to my Google Calendar:
Is there a similar trick for adding an event rather than a reminder?
google-search google-calendar
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If I need to set a reminder, I can just google "Remind me to get laundry in 1 hour" and it will prompt me with the option to add it to my Google Calendar:
Is there a similar trick for adding an event rather than a reminder?
google-search google-calendar
asked Nov 21 at 13:47
Jonny
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If I need to set a reminder, I can just google "Remind me to get laundry in 1 hour" and it will prompt me with the option to add it to my Google Calendar:
Is there a similar trick for adding an event rather than a reminder?
google-search google-calendar
google-search google-calendar
asked Nov 21 at 13:47
Jonny
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asked Nov 21 at 13:47
Jonny
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Jonny
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asked Nov 21 at 13:47
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You can do something similar with calendar events. If you "search" for
add event dinner 11/30 6:00 pm
you'll get a prompt like this:
You will, of course, need to be logged in to your Google Account, and the event will go to your default calendar. I imagine the same sort of terminology you can use in Google Calendar Quick Add is the same you'd use here. They keywords seem to be "add event" or "add meeting". There are probably others.
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You can do something similar with calendar events. If you "search" for
add event dinner 11/30 6:00 pm
you'll get a prompt like this:
You will, of course, need to be logged in to your Google Account, and the event will go to your default calendar. I imagine the same sort of terminology you can use in Google Calendar Quick Add is the same you'd use here. They keywords seem to be "add event" or "add meeting". There are probably others.
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You can do something similar with calendar events. If you "search" for
add event dinner 11/30 6:00 pm
you'll get a prompt like this:
You will, of course, need to be logged in to your Google Account, and the event will go to your default calendar. I imagine the same sort of terminology you can use in Google Calendar Quick Add is the same you'd use here. They keywords seem to be "add event" or "add meeting". There are probably others.
answered Nov 21 at 18:41
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You can do something similar with calendar events. If you "search" for
add event dinner 11/30 6:00 pm
you'll get a prompt like this:
You will, of course, need to be logged in to your Google Account, and the event will go to your default calendar. I imagine the same sort of terminology you can use in Google Calendar Quick Add is the same you'd use here. They keywords seem to be "add event" or "add meeting". There are probably others.
answered Nov 21 at 18:41
ale
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You can do something similar with calendar events. If you "search" for
add event dinner 11/30 6:00 pm
you'll get a prompt like this:
You will, of course, need to be logged in to your Google Account, and the event will go to your default calendar. I imagine the same sort of terminology you can use in Google Calendar Quick Add is the same you'd use here. They keywords seem to be "add event" or "add meeting". There are probably others.
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