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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:18

Here are some options you can try:

Remove your Google account and adding it back. Source
Clear app data via Settings > Application manager > Calendar Storage > Clear data. Source Source.
UPDATE 2013-05-15: This worked for l0b0

Here are some options you can try:

Remove your Google account and adding it back. Source
Clear app data via Settings > Application manager > Calendar Storage > Clear data. Source.
UPDATE 2013-05-15: This worked for l0b0

Here are some options you can try:

Remove your Google account and adding it back. Source
Clear app data via Settings > Application manager > Calendar Storage > Clear data. Source.
UPDATE 2013-05-15: This worked for l0b0

add clear data option

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edited Aug 15, 2013 at 10:20

Somebody claims to have fixed the issue by removing their Google account and adding it back. Here are some options you can try:

Clear app data via Settings > Application manager > Calendar Storage > Clear data. Source.
UPDATE 2013-05-15: This worked for l0b0

Somebody claims to have fixed the issue by removing their Google account and adding it back.

Here are some options you can try:

Clear app data via Settings > Application manager > Calendar Storage > Clear data. Source.
UPDATE 2013-05-15: This worked for l0b0

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created Aug 7, 2013 at 18:07

Somebody claims to have fixed the issue by removing their Google account and adding it back.

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