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khaycock
Copper Contributor
Oct 07, 2019

Office 365 Groups and Outlook

Are Office 365 groups meant to show up in my normal Outlook client? They show up online but not in my standard Outlook. I've read that they aren't meant to show if the group was set up on Teams, but this group was set up on SharePoint as a a 'Team Site', I then chose to go and add this on Teams after.

 

What I do find weird is that I can add the calendar of the group to my 'Shared Calendar' options on my Outlook, but instead of showing any of the events that are in the calendar online, it shows all of the events in all of the admin's calendar (there are three of us) and blanks them out as Busy. Is this normal behaviour? I was hoping to just show the events that are in the calendar online.

 

Group Calendar Outlook Online

 

Outlook Calendar

 

 

 

 

  • Andrew Hodges's avatar
    Andrew Hodges
    Bronze Contributor

    khaycock  I can confirmed that standard behaviour is to show the Office 365 groups that have been created as part of a SharePoint site in the Outlook desktop client. This is in version 1908 of Office Pro Plus.  Not sure how far back this functionality goes in terms of versions.  I don't know what happens if you Teamify the SharePoint Team site but I would expect it to follow standard Team behaviour and not show. 

     

    When you say shows all of your Admins calendars - where are these calendars - are they exchange calendars per user or are you saying its events they have created in the Office 365 Group Calendar? 

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