INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can import data from Excel into your Outlook calendar. This can make importing things like work schedules much easier. It will be a lot easier to import your list into Outlook if your spreadsheet is formatted with the proper headers. Enter the following headers into the first row: Subject Start Date Start Time End Date End Time Description Location The "Subject" field is the name of the event as it appears on your calendar. You don't need to enter something for every field, but you will need at least a "Start Date" as well as the "Subject." Make sure to enter the date into the standard MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format so that it can be read properly by Outlook. You can make an event that spans multiple days by using the "Start Date" and "End Date" fields. Once you're finished adding events to your list, you can save a copy of it in a format that can be read by Outlook. This is a common format that can be imported into a variety of different programs, including Outlook. Give the list a name and save it in CSV format. Click "Yes" when asked by Excel if you want to continue. Outlook comes with Office, and you'll generally have it installed if you have Excel installed. When Outlook is open, click the "Calendar" button in the lower-left corner to view your calendar. You'll see several options for handling Outlook data. This will open a new window for importing and exporting data into and out of Outlook. You'll be prompted to select the file you want to load from. You should usually be able to find it in your Documents folder if you didn't change the default location in Excel. It should be selected since you're in the Calendar view in Outlook. Your list will be processed and the events will be added to your Outlook calendar. You can find your events in the correct spaces, with times set according to your list. If you included descriptions, you'll see these after selecting an event.

SUMMARY: Create a new blank spreadsheet in Excel. Add the proper headers to your spreadsheet. Enter each calendar entry into a new row. Open the "Save As" menu. Select "CSV (Comma delimited)" from the file type menu. Save the file. Open your Outlook calendar. Click the "File" tab and select "Open & Export." Select "Import/Export." Select "Import from another program or file" and then "Comma Separated Values." Click "Browse" and find the CSV file you created in Excel. Ensure "Calendar" is selected as the destination folder. Click "Finish" to import the file.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's the white icon that has an image of a music note in the middle. If you are not currently logged in, click "Account", and then click "Sign In". Sign in with the email address and password associated with the Apple ID that you receive your Apple Music subscription through. It's in the menu bar at the top, next to the Apple icon. It's the second option in the iTunes menu. It's in the "General" tab of the "Preferences" menu. This will store your music library in iCloud so you can access them across all your devices.

SUMMARY: Open iTunes. Click iTunes. Click Preferences. Click next to "iCloud Music Library".

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Fill a cooler with ice and a variety of drinks, including sodas and water bottles, to keep in your main party area. Have a variety of snack foods, like chips and desserts, so your guests can graze and eat whenever they like. Let your friends know about the snacks and drinks right away. Ask your guests if they have any food allergies and adjust your snacks accordingly. Ask your parents to see if they can order pizzas for you and your friends. Otherwise, plan to have some frozen pizzas to make as the party goes on. of music that you and your friends like. Consider what all of your guests listen to and make a playlist on your preferred music app. Have the music playing in your main party area through a Bluetooth speaker or a computer. Try to find pop or electronic music that you and your friends can easily dance along with. Use an online radio like Pandora ,Spotify, iheart radio, or you can make personalized music stations. Whether it's video games, board games, or party games, have a variety to pick from so everyone is included. Find games that will make you all laugh and have fun together, such as Apples to Apples or Mario Kart. Avoid games like Spin the Bottle or Truth or Dare. Set time limits or rules if you have video games at your party so all of your guests can get a turn playing. Don't get too competitive. Just have fun! songs for a fun twist. Use either a karaoke machine if you have one or look up the songs you want to sing on YouTube with the search term "karaoke." Even if you don't have microphones, you can have fun singing along to your favorite songs with your friends! Create a karaoke game by making it a singing competition like The Voice. Set up enough folding chairs around the fire so everyone can sit down. Ask your parents to help you start the fire if you feel uncomfortable starting it yourself. Enjoy the time outside with your friends and tell stories to one another. Stay aware of the fire risk levels in your area. A fire may not be safe if it's been dry or windy lately. Get marshmallows, chocolates, and graham crackers to make s'mores.

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Provide snacks and drinks. Make a playlist Play games so you can all participate in something together. Sing karaoke Have a bonfire outside on a cool night if you have a fire pit.