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canaan
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For those times when you make a change and find that, apparently, you have inserted an incorrect date, how do you then find out where it is.
Is there a search feature?

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For those times when you make a change and find that, apparently, you have inserted an incorrect date, how do you then find out where it is.
Is there a search feature?

To clarify:
There is a search feature, but it is limited to 6 months and would be very time consuming to try to find a 'lost' entry.
Can the whole history of a calendar be searched in one operation?

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I would probably export the calendar to iCal or CSV (iCal is probably best for this)
All of your calendar events would be in the exported file that you can search.
The date is displayed like this:

DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140811

which is yyyymmdd (year, month, day)
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