Problems with Scheduled To Do Tasks and Outlook Calendar/My Day View using Mac/Apple
It is my understanding that tasks scheduled in To Do will appear in my Mac Outlook calendar and/or the "My Day" or as Mac users have "Day" tab next to your mail or calendar app. Every time I schedule a task, it does not show up in my calendar at all. I have tried everything I have read online and still not gotten anything to work - including syncing the apps. Can scheduled tasks be viewed on outlook calendar? Is this one of the many glitches in Microsoft's recent Mac updates? Please help.
Automatically accept an event when created in attendees' outlook calendar
Hi, I am currently using the API to create appointments on the internal technicians' calendars. The account used to create the event has permission to modify the technicians' calendars. I would like that when I create an event and invite Tech A, they do not have to accept or decline the event. This should work in the same way as if I were creating the appointment directly on their calendar, but in this case, I need to use a shared calendar that invites the technicians. The topics I found on this subject are a few months old or more, and they mentioned that it was impossible. Are there any updates on this? Thank you in advance. Best regards,
Using the web Outlook Calendar as a PWA
Can you please tell me how to install the web Outlook Calendar as a separate PWA (with its own app icon) on Microsoft Edge? Outlook Calendar (web) URL: https://t.co/fn5YBBLz1coutlook.office.com/calendar/view/workweek Right now Microsoft Edge allows me to install only one app for the web Outlook PWA. Outlook (web mail) URL: https://t.co/ftiZ3VDkksoutlook.office365.com/mail/
SharePoint and Outlook Calendar Syncing Functionality
Hello all, New to the forum. Here is my situation and some background: Currently, I have a calendar created under my account that is shared with many individuals within my organization to add appointments to communicate who will be in-office. What I'd like to do is move this calendar over (or sync) to a new SharePoint modern communications site (intranet) since this calendar is already established and being used. We are still in the process of getting our site approval, but the process of doing this seems straight forward. In the event that I promote outside my current organization, what will happen to the synced calendar on SharePoint since it is shared from my account associated with my current org? Will there be issues since this is the origin of the calendar? If there are potential issues with this, any recommendations on how to more efficiently set this up? Will I have to start over with a calendar on SharePoint instead of how things are currently setup? I appreciate any advice/guidance 🙂Creating Outlook Calendar appointments, other than your own e-mail via Access VBA
Hello peoples of this community, I am struggling with the following issue: In our organization, there is one email that manages the appointments of group events, and one email that manages the appointments of individual consultations. We have an Access template that fills the Outlook appointments, but that fills the appointment in the name of the email that is logged in. We have several employees that are all assigned to different individual consultations, but only one that plans al those appointments. Is there a way to assign the different individual appointments from one account to other accounts? Set objOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") Set objNameSpace = objOutlook.GetNamespace("MAPI") Set objFolder = objNameSpace.GetDefaultFolder(9) Here is the code that makes the appointment in Outlook, and fills the template out of an Access database. I hope I was able to clarify my problem with you, and if there is someone that can help me with this. Kind regards, JenniferDMSSometimes Microsoft calendar event not generated in outlook calendar
We are using https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/calendar-post-events?view=graph-rest-1.0&tabs=http for creating events in the outlook calendar using Android. It works well but now sometimes it doesn't create events in Outlook Calendar and it also receives event invitations Mail in Junk Email. After updating that event now all events create properly. We encountered this problem two or three times but I couldn't figure out the problem.No errors were found on the front-end side as well as the backend side. Can anyone please suggest why this is happening?Best route to creating a permission-limited shared calendar in Outlook and Teams? Tearing hair out!
Hi there, I've got a conundrum which I can't easily find an answer to. We're trying to get Teams rolled out and one of the really good tools to draw people in would be a shared annual leave calendar displayed in a Teams Tab. But this is where it gets problematic. What I really want to achieve is to have an calendar address where staff can send dates via a meeting invite etc eg to "annualleave@xxxxx.com" This calendar would be administered by the admin, who only wants other people to have read permissions. It could then be shared and read in other people's Outlook calendars. My first approach was to create a Shared Mailbox with the mailto:annualleave@xxxx.comaddress. This works fine in Outlook and does everything we need. So far, so good. But how then do we get this calendar to also appear in Teams as a tab so that people can view it in Teams and not just in Outlook. I'm dealing with some really technophobic people so I want to minimise learning. Teams is going to be enough of a struggle. Is there a way to get a Shared Mailbox calendar to appear in Teams? If not, is there another solution eg using Power Automate to duplicate events, or to lock down permissions on a Group calendar. My understanding is that a Sharepoint Calendar is no good as it won't actively sync across to Outlook in all its forms. It feels a bit much to create an O365 group for this purpose, and in any case it would not be possible then to lock down permissions to Read, as I understand it. Has anyone got any ideas? The internet seems startlingly quiet on this one! Rich
