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Fix Recurring SharePoint Events Showing Incorrect Date Ranges

Steve KSteve K Sep 27, 2026 869 views

Question details

The SharePoint Events web part displays an incorrect, distant final date for recurring events that are set to have no end date.

Why Recurring SharePoint Events Show an Incorrect Date Range
Product
Microsoft SharePoint
Device & OS
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Scenario
Viewing a recurring event configured with no end date inside the SharePoint Events web part.
Observed behavior
The web part displays both the initial start date and a seemingly random distant final date, rather than recognizing it as an ongoing infinite event.
Before you start

Verify your event's recurrence settings in the SharePoint calendar to confirm that 'No end date' is currently selected.

Solution 1Recommended

Acknowledge Expected Behavior and Submit Feedback

Understand that this display issue is a known limitation in SharePoint's current design, and provide feedback to Microsoft for future improvements.

Currently, the SharePoint Events web part does not provide a native setting to alter how recurring event date ranges are displayed. When you set an event to have 'no end date', the backend system applies a systemic maximum date limit to calculate recurrences, which results in the distant final date being shown.

Since this is an expected behavior by design, the best course of action is to submit a feature request to the Microsoft product team.

1
Navigate to the Feedback Portal

Open your web browser and go to the official Microsoft Feedback Portal for SharePoint.

2
Search for Existing Requests

Use the search bar to look for 'SharePoint events web part date range' or 'recurring event distant date' to see if others have already reported this.

3
Submit or Upvote Feedback

If a similar request exists, click the upvote button. If not, click 'Send feedback' to create a new submission detailing how this affects your site's user experience.

Acknowledge Expected Behavior and Submit Feedback
System Limitations: Because this is controlled by the web part's hardcoded logic, custom CSS or standard SharePoint site settings cannot hide the distant date.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I hide the end date on a recurring SharePoint event using settings?

No. The modern SharePoint Events web part does not currently offer a built-in toggle or setting to hide the end date of recurring events.

Why does SharePoint pick a random distant year for events with no end date?

When an event has 'no end date', SharePoint's backend still requires a maximum cutoff date to calculate the recurrence pattern. This systemic limit defaults to a distant year and is then surfaced by the web part.

Will changing the event to a single occurrence fix the date range?

Yes. If an event is not set to recur, it will accurately display only the specific start and end time designated for that single occurrence.