- This maintenance update includes optimizations for macOS 26 Tahoe. - The app now requires macOS 14 Sonoma.

- New combined search mode for text search: You can now combine the previous search modes by prefixing individual search terms with plus and minus signs. Example: “mother father -day” finds calendar events “Visit mother and father”, “Lunch with mother” and “Go fishing with father”, but filters out “Mother's Day” and “Father's Day”. - New export field: “Number of Participants”

- You can now export the “Flagged” state of reminders. - You can now search and export tags associated to reminders. - Worked around a problem caused by macOS that prevents the URL property of a reminder to be exported at all.

This update contains minor bugfixes for macOS 15 Sequoia.

Added support for extracting labeled values. Assuming your event notes contain the lines “Customer: ACME, Inc.” and “Hourly rate: 60”, you can now export the values “ACME, Inc” and “60” into separate columns.

- Added Shortcuts support: You can now perform an export fully automatically via Apple’s Shortcuts app. Export Calendars Pro provides the shortcut “Export Events & Reminders”, which lets you select a predefined search filter and export template. You specify the date range to be exported as input to the shortcut. The shortcut returns the created export file as a file object. The format of the export file as well as the fields to be exported and their format are defined beforehand in the export template to be used. - Added support for macOS 14 Sonoma. Note that Sonoma introduces a two-level access mode for calendars: Write-only access and Full access. Make sure you grant the app full access to your calendars so that it can list and access all available calendars.

- You can now exclude events by one or more search terms. - Events can now be treated as all-day, even if they are not explicitly marked as such.

Fixed: If an event has more than one participant and the export layout contains a field of type "Duration", the app mistakenly exported an additional row for every participant of the event.

Fixed a bug that prevented the calculation of the duration for recurring events.

- Added support for the upcoming version of macOS. - Event search and filter settings can now be saved in search filters. - A row can now be added to the end of an export for fields of type "Duration" and "Travel time", which contains the total duration in the context of the field format. - The table view of filtered events now allows to hide unneeded columns. Also, two new columns have been added: "Duration" and "Notes". Additionally, the table now also displays the total duration in hh:mm format. - The feature to export contacts associated with events, which was discontinued with the last update, has now been removed.

- The Excel export has been made more robust, as in some cases corrupt Excel files could occur. - Export of contact data linked to events is discontinued and will be removed in a later version.

- Added support for macOS 11 Big Sur - Added support for Macs with Apple Silicon processor - New export Field “Participants List”: Generates a comma-separated list of all participants. Can be filtered by status, role and type.

- Changes to events made while the app is running are now recognized without the need to relaunch it (does not apply to reminders). - Fixes a bug that could lead to a crash when extracting names from the "Location" field.

- Fixes a problem with duplicate reminders. - The option to automatically refresh the list of fetched calendar items when changes to calendars or reminders have been made outside the app has been removed because it no longer works reliably enough. - In recent versions of macOS, the app should no longer temporarily display a message screen on launch if access to the user's contacts has already been granted or denied.

- Added support for macOS 10.15 Catalina - You can now support further development by dropping a few coins into the tip jar.

- You can now filter events by location. Note, that the string as entered in an event's "Location" field will be used for the search, which may contain a partial or complete postal address. - As with the "Notes" field, you can now extract these data types from the “Location“ field of an event: person and company names (if they are part of a postal address), streets, cities, ZIP codes, states, countries, phone numbers, email addresses and URLs.

Fixed a potential bug that could lead to a crash on app launch when running the app on macOS 10.13 and earlier versions.

Event titles and event notes can now be split into segments using a customizable separator. Each segment can then be exported to a separate column. Add as many instances of the event title or the event notes as needed to your export setup. Then use each instance's format menu to set up the data extraction.

- The app now adopts several security features provided by macOS 10.14 Mojave for improved protection of your sensitive data. - Fixed a crash when exporting the calendar color on macOS 10.14 Mojave.

- Added support for macOS Mojave - Dropped support for Mac OS X 10.8

The "Plain Text (tab-separated)" clipboard export format now supports a wider range of apps.

- You can now extract these data types from the “Notes“ field of an event: person and company names (if they are part of an address), streets, cities, ZIP codes, states, countries, phone numbers, email addresses and URLs. - Fixed a potential crash when fetching events

This update addresses minor issues related to reliability and stability.

- Fixed a bug that caused some end dates to be exported in the wrong time zone. - For Excel spreadsheets, dates are now exported without the time value when the "Excel Date" format is used to allow data grouping by dates. Similarly, times are now exported without the date value when the "Excel Time" format is used. - The built-in "Google Calendar" export template was updated to work with the current version of Google Calendar.

- You can now export events and reminders straight to the clipboard, either as plain text or as rich text (in two different formats that most applications do support). - You can now switch between different time zones when searching for events. Search results are matched and displayed in the context of the selected time zone. When exporting, the selected time zone is also used for date and time fields whose export mode is set to "Use current time zone". - The app can now also use the value found in an event's "Participant Name" field to search for linked contacts. You can turn this on/off by (un)checking "Allow Contact Lookups by Participant Name" from the "Calendar" menu in the menubar. This feature can be useful if the operating system is unable to find the linked contact by itself. - Fixes a bug with ISO Date/Time formats where the AM/PM symbol were erroneously appended if the global time format in System Preferences is set to a 12-Hour Time.