04-08-2020 01:17 AM
I've tried to make several meetings in Teams recently, some inside Teams and Channels, some not.
I've invited other members of my team to join.
None of the meetings that I make within a Team or Channel appear in my calendar within teams. They do appear in only 1 of my team's calendar, but no-one elses?
The meetings that I've made that are not in a Team/Channel do appear in my calendar, but don't appear in other invitees calendars?
At the moment, we have our gmail email addresses linked to our MS Teams email addresses, and we're having to use the google calendar events to get into MS Teams meetings, which is silly.
What's going on?
I can't see any option to make the meetings visible or invisible for some people and not others.
Thanks,
04-28-2020 03:21 PM
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08-13-2020 12:05 PM
@Alan_Thrall , I experience a similar issue. Within Teams my calendar is empty. If I go to outlook, I can see though if I select "Group Calendars", not every teams is a group though.
09-02-2020 06:52 AM
@Gustavo1660 Similar issue here - scheduled meetings in a Teams channel don't appear in the group calendar which is clearly counter-intuitive. Is being on Exchange server a factor? No one at Msft seems to know.
09-02-2020 07:31 AM
@matt howell , I will add to the discussion a solution that worked for me. I used to have my @m email programmed to forward all emails to gmail (this was configured directly at the online outlook interface). I decided to turn off forwarding for testing its impact and it completely solved my issue!
Also, I noticed that only mettings that were either adjusted or created AFTER turning off the forwarding appeared in the calendar. As for the gmail issue, now I configured gmail to check (through POP) my emails at my microsoft email.
PS: I am using Teams through my University account.