I had an Outlook 2010 user the other day that said their meetings were not showing up in their calendar - even if they were the person that created the meeting request. If they made a regular "appointment" it was fine, but a "meeting" would not show up.
We did notice that the meetings showed up if we went to daily or weekly view. So I figured it was some sort of filter on the monthly view. Then I noticed the "down arrow" icon underneath the "Month" button. When you click that down arrow you see three options - Show Low Detail, Show Medium Detail, Show High Detail. In this case, it was set on Show Low Detail for whatever reason. When I changed it to Show High Detail, all of the meetings became visible on the month view calendar. See screenshot below... (If this post helps you out, do me a favor and click on an ad or two to support this site! Thank you!!)
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