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Adding a shared calendar to a Team
Well, if you're not an admin, you cannot change it 🙂 Here's an example:
Set-UnifiedGroup GroupName -HiddenFromExchangeClientsEnabled:$false
Every team comes with a corresponding group, and the group in turn has a group calendar. But depending on how you created the group/team, it might be hidden - this is a change MS introduced a while back, supposedly to reduce confusion. You can check/toggle the group properties via PowerShell, more specifically the HiddenFromExchangeClientsEnabled property.
VasilMichevHi ,I have created new team in Microsoft team and but I can't view it in Outlook group. How to get the same group on Outlook 365 group ?
Regards,
Anup
VasilMichev thanks for your insightful comment! I googled the property and realised that I'm not alone in this frustration :).
So...I'm "just a user" trying to get a shared calendar for my Team, and thus I'm not really an IT admin...you don't happen to have an example of what a PowerShell command might look like that would (1) check this property status and (2) set it to false? Or at least point me (and any other beginner reading this thread) to a direction where I could learn that without too much of a time investment?
Thank you so much
Well, if you're not an admin, you cannot change it 🙂 Here's an example:
Set-UnifiedGroup GroupName -HiddenFromExchangeClientsEnabled:$false
VasilMichev Can you help with the script to change HiddenFromAddressListsEnabled:$false for ALL my groups? I would like all of them to be able to be seen in Outlook. Not just a few. Thank you.
