Change of a single occurrence in a series of Teams meetings creates new meeting (and chat)

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HiI attended one of our staff meetings in IT-Service via Teams today. Most of us joined by going through the chat as this a regular meeting and thus a continuation of an existing thread, but the organizer and a colleague went through the calendar (as would I do for most meetings).&nbsp;Todays meeting and three other Tuesday meetings for the remainder of April has been changed from 08:30 to 09:00 and going into the meeting through the calendar, put them into a new, separate meeting. I just tested this myself with the same result.As this a continuous series of meetings, why does it recognize it as a new separate meeting series?&nbsp;Sincerely - MP

therese_solimeno · Accepted Answer

Mads_Peter&nbsp;
Since the community has not yet responded to your post, you might want&nbsp;to seek assistance with other resources that are focused on tech support:
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Ask your IT manager to open a support case or call Microsoft using the support line you were given.&nbsp; Other options for business subscription admins are listed here:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/business-video/get-help-support?view=o365-worldwide#:~:text=Online%20support%201%20Go%20to%20the%20admin%20center,contact%20method%2C%20and%20then%20select%20Contact%20me.%20
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Change of a single occurrence in a series of Teams meetings creates new meeting (and chat)

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