Users may report that they are not able to see all expected events in a particular calendar view.
For example, they may not see any events from 07/21/14 - 08/02/14, but when viewing the next month (August), events between 07/27/2014 - 08/02/2014 appear.
The events between 07/21/2014 - 07/26/2014 are still missing and can only be viewed upon switching from Monthly View to either weekly or Daily view.
To verify if the number of events for a particular time period exceeds the limit, perform a SOQL query using any API tool such as Workbench or Data Loader.
SELECT count() FROM Event WHERE ActivityDate >= 2014-07-01 AND ActivityDate <= 2014-07-31 AND OwnerId = '023i0000001UPZr'
Where ActivityDate >= 2014-07-01 AND ActivityDate <= 2014-07-31 (duration of one month)
OwnerId = '023i0000001XXXx' (Where OwnerId will be the Public Calendar ID)
As a workaround, users may need to switch to a more granular view (Weekly or Single Day View) to see all expected events.
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