Mar 20 2023 03:32 AM - edited Mar 20 2023 03:33 AM
Hi everyone
I have a question on Microsoft 365 (Business) Public Calendar.
I've created a shared mailbox named "Office" and use its Calendar as for whole company/Public Calendar.
Existing problem
When someone created a new appointment and email to invite 3 ppl (eg. Usera, Userb and Userc) for attendees, those UserA,B and C can received the invitation, but when those ppl accepted the invitation, the shared calendar will automatically added "Office" as one of the attendee.
My question, it seems using shared folder is not the correct way to add public calendar for a company. Can anyone give me some suggestion please, thank you
Gn00347026
Mar 20 2023 03:42 AM
To add a public calendar for a company in Exchange Online, you can follow these steps:
Log in to your Exchange Online account using your admin credentials.
Navigate to the Exchange Admin Center.
Click on "Public folders" under the "Recipients" section in the left-hand pane.
Click on the plus sign (+) to add a new public folder.
Select "Calendar" as the folder type.
Give the calendar a name and click "Save".
Right-click on the new calendar and select "Properties".
Under the "Permissions" tab, add the users or groups that should have access to view or edit the calendar.
Set the appropriate permissions for each user or group.
Click "Save" to save the changes.
Once you have completed these steps, the public calendar should be accessible to the users or groups that you have granted permission to. They can view and edit the calendar using their own Exchange Online account.
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Mar 21 2023 10:18 PM
Dear @eliekarkafy
thank you for your reply. under exchange admin center, I cannot find the "Select "Calendar" as the folder type." option under recipents or public folders, thank~
Mar 22 2023 12:11 AM
Mar 22 2023 09:37 AM
Mar 22 2023 06:02 PM
See below post can help you understand more on idea:
How to Create a Group Calendar in Microsoft 365 (helpdeskgeek.com)