How to add one date to a recurring meeting?

Welcome to the Zoom Community, @ECSBC.

I’ve seen references to the “Add a session” feature before, but haven’t ever actually seen it myself.

Without it, one way to add a session is to change the number of occurrences to 1 more than you already have, then – assuming you want one meeting at an odd date/time – edit the meeting occurrence that was added and change the date/time to what you need. 

Warning: If any of your upcoming occurrences have already had their data/time altered, it will be reset to the original schedule; you can change any of those “regular” occurrences as needed. The documentation says that doing this won’t affect any

I’m wondering if it’s possible to copy/paste an occurrence – either in the Workplace app or an external linked calendar (Outlook or Gmail) – which may or may not link up to the original series and create a new occurrence. I can’t test that at the moment, but you might try setting up a “test series” of a few sessions and see how it works.

Come back here and let us know how it goes!

Additional Note:

While researching this, I did find an entry in the Limitations section of this support article (https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0064248) which reads:

@Ray_Harwood : Thanks for the reply. Yes, I agree that the copy paste doesn't work.

On the Tufts U. website they do give a way to do this, but I'm reluctant to try it without testing it thoroughly. I can't afford to mess up my real meeting. 

I was hoping that someone would be able to tell me how to get back that "Add another session" button. I find it incomprehensible that Zoom removed it (I've used it in the past, but probably not for over a year).

It's not make-or-break for me since I can still start the meeting on a different date, but it's a lot cleaner to be able to change it in Zoom itself.