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How to Add new invites to meeting in teams without sending invite to all existing attendees?
Using the Teams Calendar function: Before a meeting is started, there is a need to add invitees to an existing meeting. Is there way to add the invitee so only the new invitee receives the invitation...
- Hi
The only option is to schedule the meeting through Outlook. Once you schedule the meeting through Outlook with one Organizer of the Meeting and then you want to add another five members Outlook gives you a option to notify only added members or to all the participants.
I don't for see any other option. Or as a Alternative you can schedule a regular Outlook Meeting with all the users and send the meeting link just 5mins before the start of the meeting..
Thats the workaround that can be used.
With Regards,
Satish U
"Thats the workaround that can be used."
Why should there be a workaround for such a simple feature.
Is this a joke?
Why is it impossible to add a participant to a scheduled meeting in Teams. This is crazy. This is insane.
Why should there be a workaround for such a simple feature.
Is this a joke?
Why is it impossible to add a participant to a scheduled meeting in Teams. This is crazy. This is insane.
True - insane. Also horrible design and execution. Must have been designed by people who never schedule meetings. Software this sophisticated shouldn't have "work arounds" for essential features.
Not asking for much, microsoft. If one schedules a recurring meeting in the calendar, they NEED the ability to edit the subsequent meetings, from within the calendar:
1. Edit participant list. Add participants-without bugging previous people.
2. Delete participants who no longer are in the group
3. CHANGE the AGENDA! in the notes - Then save without SENDING to everyone
Now, it appears that I have to cancel the recurring meeting - and confuse everyone, to update essential info, and not use the recurring meeting 'feature' .
- I agree. Teams meetings need to have save and send update options as meetings created in Outlook.
