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Can't set as delegates for some users in Microsoft 365 Admin Center
I'd recommend avoiding the O365 portal where possible, it's ridden with bugs. To add a resource delegate via the EAC, go to Recipients -> Resources -> Double-click the room in question -> Booking delegates -> add the person.
To do it via PowerShell:
Set-CalendarProcessing bathroom -ResourceDelegates user@domain.com
I'd recommend avoiding the O365 portal where possible, it's ridden with bugs. To add a resource delegate via the EAC, go to Recipients -> Resources -> Double-click the room in question -> Booking delegates -> add the person.
To do it via PowerShell:
Set-CalendarProcessing bathroom -ResourceDelegates user@domain.com
VasilMichev Totally agree, however when I attempt to make the change through EAC it doesn't bring up a way to select a delegate for the resource, but instead brings up a tip that says "On the properties page for this room, you can specify who can automatically reserve the room without approval and who can request owner approval to override existing reservations." This doesn't happen with users, only with Resources. This is included in case anyone else comes across this post and has similar issues. I was able to add the needed users using a similar powershell command.
Don Fernandes I agree that it is likely a permissions thing. Before posting I spent a few hours trying to find a permission that could cause this kind of peculiar behavior (where some users are only not selectable as delegates in M365/O365 Admin Center but are selectable via any other means). I think it comes down to the Admin Centers long history of being a little janky. On review I didn't find anything that stuck out in that link but I appriciate your help.
