How can I scroll my Outlook calendar? I need to be able to see items for more than one month at a time at times...and scroll up and down to find/compare things.

Dear @Ann Flint,

Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum.

I understand that you need to quickly scan and compare events across multiple months in Outlook, but the New Outlook for Windows only shows one month at a time and doesn’t let you vertically scroll to see more.
Currently, In the New Outlook for Windows, the calendar view is designed to show one month at a time by default. Unlike the classic Outlook desktop app, it currently doesn’t support continuous vertical scrolling through multiple months. This is a known design difference and can feel restrictive when you need a broader view.

There are some workarounds you can consider

• Arrow buttons in Month view: Use the arrows next to the month name at the top of the calendar to move between months without leaving the view. You also can quickly jump between months without closing your current view by click the name of month and choose destination.
  
• Use Outlook Classic: If your organization still allows access to Classic Outlook, you might find its calendar navigation more flexible for your needs, you can be easy to scroll up and down

Microsoft is actively working on feature parity between the new Outlook and the classic version. Continuous scrolling and multi-month views are among the most requested features, but there’s no confirmed release date yet. Updates will appear on the https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/roadmap.
Moreover, we want you to know that Microsoft deeply values customer experience and feedback. Every single comment matter, and the product teams actively review what customers share to guide decisions and improvements. Your voice is powerful here, and I encourage you to make it heard through the official feedback channels. Therefore, to ensure your feedback reaches the right teams, I highly recommend submitting your feedback directly to Microsoft Ideas · Community, where our product development team can know your requirements and ideas for product improvements. If enough users raise ticket for the same idea, Microsoft may consider adding this feature in the future. 

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Here are some existing Feedback Request you can vote for instead of creating a new one.

Calendar month view scroll wheel support
https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/f4814c72-f8a5-ef11-8a69-6045bdd6dedb

Restore Calendar Scroll
https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/38226572-0092-ef11-95f5-6045bdbc7c39

Re-enable scrolling in New Outlook 365 Calendar
https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/2826a5fc-f7d1-ef11-95f5-6045bdb154fd

Seems like Microsoft is aware of these request, but is having a little problem getting it finished.

Official Microsoft response - Chariane N. - 2 months ago Mouse scroll improvements for Calendar are in development and should be released by the end of 2024.