Variance in Recurring Events
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I have a recurring event, i.e. at 9:00 every Sunday.
If I change one of these future events to be at 10:00 instead of 9:00, then what would you call this event? a "time-varied event" perhaps?
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I have a recurring event, i.e. at 9:00 every Sunday.
If I change one of these future events to be at 10:00 instead of 9:00, then what would you call this event? a "time-varied event" perhaps?
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How about the much simpler rescheduled?
– Juhasz
22 hours ago
An exception to the normal recurring time.
– Karlomanio
22 hours ago
The title of your question seems to describe it well: a variance in a recurring event. Beyond that, you will need to explain what kind of answer you're looking for—and why you are rejecting some descriptions.
– Jason Bassford
9 hours ago
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I have a recurring event, i.e. at 9:00 every Sunday.
If I change one of these future events to be at 10:00 instead of 9:00, then what would you call this event? a "time-varied event" perhaps?
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I have a recurring event, i.e. at 9:00 every Sunday.
If I change one of these future events to be at 10:00 instead of 9:00, then what would you call this event? a "time-varied event" perhaps?
recurring-events
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How about the much simpler rescheduled?
– Juhasz
22 hours ago
An exception to the normal recurring time.
– Karlomanio
22 hours ago
The title of your question seems to describe it well: a variance in a recurring event. Beyond that, you will need to explain what kind of answer you're looking for—and why you are rejecting some descriptions.
– Jason Bassford
9 hours ago
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How about the much simpler rescheduled?
– Juhasz
22 hours ago
An exception to the normal recurring time.
– Karlomanio
22 hours ago
The title of your question seems to describe it well: a variance in a recurring event. Beyond that, you will need to explain what kind of answer you're looking for—and why you are rejecting some descriptions.
– Jason Bassford
9 hours ago
How about the much simpler rescheduled?
– Juhasz
22 hours ago
How about the much simpler rescheduled?
– Juhasz
22 hours ago
An exception to the normal recurring time.
– Karlomanio
22 hours ago
An exception to the normal recurring time.
– Karlomanio
22 hours ago
The title of your question seems to describe it well: a variance in a recurring event. Beyond that, you will need to explain what kind of answer you're looking for—and why you are rejecting some descriptions.
– Jason Bassford
9 hours ago
The title of your question seems to describe it well: a variance in a recurring event. Beyond that, you will need to explain what kind of answer you're looking for—and why you are rejecting some descriptions.
– Jason Bassford
9 hours ago
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How about the much simpler rescheduled?
– Juhasz
22 hours ago
An exception to the normal recurring time.
– Karlomanio
22 hours ago
The title of your question seems to describe it well: a variance in a recurring event. Beyond that, you will need to explain what kind of answer you're looking for—and why you are rejecting some descriptions.
– Jason Bassford
9 hours ago