am trying to figure out how to delete custom added calendars that show in the list on the samsung calendar app but the only thing i seem to be able to do if i tap/hold on it is change the color coded labels of the given calendars themselves, i cant delete/unpair them in any way.
not on my old note 10+ nor my brand new S25 ultra.
Go to manage calendars on the slide out panel and turn the slider off for Google calendar. The holidays are informed by Google Calendar. If you want to keep the Google and Samsung calendars linked and synced, just open Google calendar and uncheck the boxes next to the custom calendars.
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am confused, all i want to do is delete one of the duplicated custom calendars I have because the custom one i added is for my work so I can link my schedule into the Samsung calendar so I don't have to sign into my works app every time I want to see my shifts but the thing is it shows up on the calendars...twice. on the side panel list anyways, on the calendar itself it shows up once as intended, so one of the duplicates isn't showing anything regardless if it's box is selected or not
Oh, you meant *work* custom calendars. You should still be able to turn off the duplicate in the manage calendars settings.
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no so my company i work for they use dayforce as the software for handling where our work schedules are shown, as such i was trying to get my dayforce schedule to link from their app onto my samsung s25 ultra's calendar, however when attempting to link it, it shows the dayforce calendar listed 2x under the 'my phone' section rather than under my google account or samsung account and doesnt show the schedule at all under the actual calendar screen even if i delete and re add, same with if i use the google account option
Try this. Even though you use Samsung Calendar, it's generally informed by and syncs with Google Calendar, as Android is Google and their calendar dominates. See if the work calendar appears in Google Calendar and then see if you can delete the duplicate from there if it does. Also, go to settings/accounts and backup/manage accounts and see if your work account is listed.
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i tried that already it created a 3rd list, 2 under my phone and 1 under that google accounts email listing in the side bar, which put two seperate entries on the main calendar screen.
if i try to tap/hold on the custom calendars in googles calendar or in samsungs it just gives me the option to change the color of the event labels, which no option to fully delete them off my phone.
what i havent tried is deleting both the apps, not just the stored data, but the app itself and fresh installing it without the work accounts gmail address installed under the accounts list in my s25 ultra an seeing it that changes anything.
You may have no choice but to reset the calendar by clearing the app data. This will not remove your events, it will only remove your settings, which you will then have to set up again. You may want to try it first on whichever of your phones is your backup device.
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Try going to Settings/Accounts and backup/Manage account. If you see the calendar there, delete it. If not when there, then see if you have a Samsung account tied to the device, click on that account name, then click on "Synch settings" and toggle off the calendar there. Same with the Google account if that applies. See if these suggestions work.
