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Tanya Arora
Iron Contributor
Jun 18, 2019
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Cancel an occurrence of channel meeting

Hi All,

 

We started using/encouraging users to use Teams meetings instead of Skype and recently we came across an interesting behavior. If you set up a recurring Teams Channel Meeting and would like to cancel just 1 occurrence, it is not possible(at least I could find that option). I tested with some old teams and I could go to the group calendar in OWA and it shows me an option to cancel meetings, but in all the newly created teams, I do not have any option to cancel the meeting.

  • Hmm just tested this. Should work by 

     

    1.) Going to the calendar

    2.) Selecting the meeting and edit

    3.) Edit this instance

    4.) Cancel meeting

     

    I did this in a recurring meeting specifically in a channel (general channel in the Team).



    Best, Chris

  • Open the group calendar in Outlook and remove the single meeting from there! I agree this should be simpler though
  • Hmm just tested this. Should work by 

     

    1.) Going to the calendar

    2.) Selecting the meeting and edit

    3.) Edit this instance

    4.) Cancel meeting

     

    I did this in a recurring meeting specifically in a channel (general channel in the Team).



    Best, Chris

    • Kayla_W's avatar
      Kayla_W
      Copper Contributor

      A workaround I use is to just update the start date of the occurrence to the next occurring meeting. This however doesn't help when you want to cancel a single event in the future and still have your regular meetings in the meantime. 

    • madeingermany's avatar
      madeingermany
      Copper Contributor

      But, for the record, ChrisHoardMVP it doesn't make sense that the same meeting series behaves differently between the channel and the calendar 😉 

       

       

      • ChrisHoardMVP's avatar
        ChrisHoardMVP
        MVP
        Sure. I would open this on Uservoice or search to see if there is something open and add your voice to it. Consistency is absolutely key for a good UX

        Best, Chris

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