Calendar Year View is Incorrect

For most years before 2005, "year view" is empty on my iPad. No yellow/orange boxes.
But I do have entries in earlier years. They only show up in Month/Week/Day views.
Even stranger: there is at least one case (in 1986) where there is an entry in year view,
but no corresponding one in Month/Week/Day view. They do show up in "List" view.
Earlier entries (for example in 1980) are present in Month/Week/Day view, but not in Year or List View.
I am using iCloud, and none of these problems exist on my mac. It does have all the 1986 and 1980
entries correctly in all views.
Anyone else experiencing something similar?

Unfortunately, that's the way the cookie crumbles nowadays. Sir Jony Ive's GUI design for iOS7 has been met with much skepticism (to say the least). But until the company sees the compelling need for an adjustment or reversal, it "ain't happenin' ". So amble over to the feedback page ( http://www.apple.com/feedback/ ) and make your displeasure known to the company, OR make it known by not purchasing its products. Because as long as the iGadgets continue selling as fast as they can make them, they will see no need for change.
BTW, do note you are NOT talking to Apple here. This is just a user-to-user forum.
Edit: for now, you can also try out any of the alternate calendaring apps available in the App Store.

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Unfortunately, that's the way the cookie crumbles nowadays. Sir Jony Ive's GUI design for iOS7 has been met with much skepticism (to say the least). But until the company sees the compelling need for an adjustment or reversal, it "ain't happenin' ". So amble over to the feedback page ( http://www.apple.com/feedback/ ) and make your displeasure known to the company, OR make it known by not purchasing its products. Because as long as the iGadgets continue selling as fast as they can make them, they will see no need for change.
BTW, do note you are NOT talking to Apple here. This is just a user-to-user forum.
Edit: for now, you can also try out any of the alternate calendaring apps available in the App Store.

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When you restarted the app did you quit it first?
I would first quit the app then reset the phone.
Double click the Home button to show the screen with running and recently used apps. Each app icon will have a sample page above it. Flick up on the page (not the app icon) and the page will fly away and the app icon will disappear. This quits that app.
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Hi all,
in iOS 7 on the iPad the events are no longer highlighted in the year view. This feature was quite useful and is removed for no reason.
How can we get this feature back? Please reply, and vote for the topic!
iOS 6:
http://www.macyourself.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/112711-ipadios5-screen2.jp g
iOS 7:
http://wollytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/iOS7-for-iPad-04.png
Best regards,
Dodo

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Device/OS details:
STL100-3
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hi,
U r Problem is not clear...if u r getting # for characteristic values means..u don't have data in Infoprovider...try to view data in InfoProvider with the same selections that u r executing the Query with.
thnaks

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FYI for those equally frustrated, I did place this in Feedback - not that it will result in an answer anytime soon. Why don't you do it too - get some momentum on this!

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