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Delegate sets my appointments but I still want to get notifications
I have a PA who is set up as a delegate on my Outlook 365 calendar. She is able to set meetings and appointments directly on my calendar with no problem.
However, when she sets a meeting or appointment, I do not receive email notification or desktop notification. (I'm guessing that's because she is functioning as "me" as far as Outlook is concerned, and I do not get notifications when I set my own appointments...)
That being said, however, I do want to receive notifications for appointments she sets.
I travel a lot and my calendar can change on an hour-by-hour basis. Without some kind of notification, I find myself missing new appointments/meetings.
Thoughts? (I did search the forums for an answer, but didn't find anything addressing this particular issue.)
Thanks for any help!
- aleneziBrass ContributorOpen Outlook Calendar; click the Settings gear icon, Options; from Options pane, expand Calendar, Shared Calendars; click Calendar updates; check any calendar to receive calendar updates or uncheck any calendar to stop calendar updates; Save.
- daveybopsCopper Contributor
aleneziThanks for the suggestion. I too am looking for the right way to resolve this little issue. Your directions don't mesh with what I see on screen, for Outlook. This could be because Outlook has changed since OP's quesion posted, over 2 years ago.
Could you confirm if the instructions you've provided is for Outlook for Windows (as part of M365 Apps for business). I cannot see a Settings gear icon in the calendar view of Outlook for Windows (M365), so can't even start to apply your suggested fix.
- JoeKing1979Copper Contributor
For newer versions of Outlook - to solves this issue
Click on File
Account Settings
Delegate Access
click the option "My delegates and me"
This will ensure calendar requests / responses also come through to your email