01-12-2021 08:47 AM
I know that in order to be able to be selected as a presenter in the Meeting Options of a Teams meeting, you need to be specifically added by email to the meeting invitation.
Scenario
Because this is a very large meeting, we do not want to have to recreate it and even if we did, we are unsure of the behavior. The person who created the meeting on the Shared Mailbox has full access to it.
Is there something that we need to do to correct this issue? Is it because the recurring meeting was created prior to making it a Teams Meeting? Any help here would be greatly appreciated.
As an FYI, I am the Tier 3 support for Teams at my org but do not have access to the Admin panel.
Teams v1.3.00.30866
Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus v16.0.12527.21416
01-12-2021 09:07 AM
Hi @Melissa True go to 3:55 in this tutorial and you can see how to manually change one person from attendee to presenter (or vise versa) : 🧙:male_sign: Top 20 Microsoft Teams Meeting Tips & Tricks - YouTube
01-12-2021 09:15 AM
@ThereseSolimeno Thanks for the tip info. I am definitely aware of how to do this. The issue is that when I am selecting people in the meeting options prior to the meeting, the person I want to add to the meeting is not available to be selected. He has been individually added to the meeting invitation but does not show up in the drop-down to be selected.
Yes, he can be added during the meeting but this would have to be done for every meeting, every week, and it is not a feasible solution. We need to be able to do this from Meeting Options for all recurring meetings in the future.
01-12-2021 09:19 AM
Clearly I misunderstood your issue @Melissa True. Perhaps another member of the community can help.
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