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If you have all the data on your Mac already, you could also consider deleting the app on the iOS devices, and installing again from the App Store, then turning on the sync again.How to download and install the Dropbox desktop app Make sure you sign in with the same Dropbox account you used on the other device. Again, it should take you to a browser to sign in.

Once it is finished, turn on sync for another device, and again wait until finished.

Also, don’t forget to press the button that takes you back to Agenda after you have signed in. It should ask you to sign in via a web browser. Now turn on the sync for one of the devices, and let it finish uploading.Make sure that folder doesn’t contain any data.

Look in Dropbox in the Apps folder for Agenda.It will ask if you want to remove the cloud data.Turn off the sync in Agenda on each device.Here is something you can do without access to special folders… Now install on iOS, and enable the sync there too.

Wait 10 minutes with Agenda just running, and the computer staying awake.

Once you see all your data again, turn on the sync to Dropbox.

Launch Agenda on Mac, and wait for your data to rebuild (a minute or two).

Go into PersistentInfo, and drag the three files beginning with ChangeSets to the Trash too.

You should see folders DerivedInfo, PersistentInfo etc.

Enter this ~/Library/Group Containers/.agenda.macos/Release/Application (There is one space after Group, but no other spaces).

Click on Finder, and choose Go > Go to Folder.

Delete the app on your iOS devices (assuming your Mac has all the data).

To also remove the cloud data in iCloud, turn on iCloud sync for a few seconds on the Mac, and then turn it off again, and remove the cloud data.

Turn off sync in Agenda on each device, removing the cloud data each time it asks you.

You could try resetting the sync data to see if that helps.