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Merge iCloud calendar and Gmail Calendar
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I may not understand. For certain, I don't know what is involved in the statement "went to the wrong calendar".
Anyway, the stock calendar app will show all calendars that are checked in Calendars (see bottom of calendar screen, between Today and Inbox. You should see your Google calendar and iCloud calendar as well as any other calendars. If you check an item there, it will show in the calendar app. If you uncheck it, will be removed from view.
Additionally, if you open a calendar entry and look at the settings for the entry, there is a setting for the calendar associated with that entry. You can use this to move an entry from iCloud to Google, and vice versa. You might manually move your entries if the number of errors is manageable.
As I say, I may have misunderstood, maybe you already know these points. So, for what it's worth.
Anyway, the stock calendar app will show all calendars that are checked in Calendars (see bottom of calendar screen, between Today and Inbox. You should see your Google calendar and iCloud calendar as well as any other calendars. If you check an item there, it will show in the calendar app. If you uncheck it, will be removed from view.
Additionally, if you open a calendar entry and look at the settings for the entry, there is a setting for the calendar associated with that entry. You can use this to move an entry from iCloud to Google, and vice versa. You might manually move your entries if the number of errors is manageable.
As I say, I may have misunderstood, maybe you already know these points. So, for what it's worth.
How were the calendar entries created?
If you create an event within the calendar app you can change which linked calendar it's associated with through the Edit interface.
If an event is automatically created there really isn't a way to change it. For example if Google Calendar creates an event based off of a confirmation you've received via Gmail there isn't an easy way to change it, but if you have both your Gmail and iCloud calendars linked to your Calendar app then it shouldn't matter because all of your events will be visible.
If you create an event within the calendar app you can change which linked calendar it's associated with through the Edit interface.
If an event is automatically created there really isn't a way to change it. For example if Google Calendar creates an event based off of a confirmation you've received via Gmail there isn't an easy way to change it, but if you have both your Gmail and iCloud calendars linked to your Calendar app then it shouldn't matter because all of your events will be visible.