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Teams Event Newbie
Hi, yes you can edit the live event, click the x next to anyone who should not be a presenter or producer, and then click update as shown below;
Then grab the link to the Live event and email it out to those people who you want to be regular attendees.
Hi, yes you can edit the live event, click the x next to anyone who should not be a presenter or producer, and then click update as shown below;
Then grab the link to the Live event and email it out to those people who you want to be regular attendees.
PeterRising Thank you but Teams Event is not acting as I had expected based on the "White Glove Training" in which I participated last week. I never got the list of the Presenters below my name even though I invited four of my colleagues by adding their names to the Invite people field. Even after saving my event, that part of the form is still blank.
Then, if I do try to add them, I get an error message saying they already have Permission and I need to remove them:
What happens when you click Update on that last screenshot please? Does it not allow you to complete the process?
If you remove only Alison, and leave Brett as a presenter, does it allow you to proceed? The error does not mention Brett I notice.
Hello, PeterRising
My apologies for not getting back to you last week. RE: the issue last week, I had added both Alison and Brett initially. The Presenters list below my name remained blank. When I tried adding each of them back, I got the error message that permissions had already been granted. I tried twice, and took the screenshot I provided on the second go-round.
Since then I installed an update to O365 deployed through my company's IT department, and am working internally with them on this issue. It appears, based on what I've seen this morning when I set up a test meeting, the problem is resolved. Previously, I would enter the names of Presenters and the list would not populate. Today, after the update, I've set up a test meeting and the list has populated. We're holding a test meeting tomorrow, which I hope goes smoothly.
