If you don’t want to have to go through the trouble of constantly inviting yourself to events or appointments, there are third party programs or add-ins that will sync up your Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar. In your Google Calendar you just have to invite yourself to the appointment by sending it to the Outlook email, and then in Outlook you just click the Accept button and it will then add the event or appointment to your Outlook Calendar. The best way to get an item on both calendars is to invite yourself to an appointment you set into the calendar. what method is needed in order to enable share calendar for a shared mailbox Regards. Hi, Yes, is being added using both methods.Is this a expected behavior for a shared mailbox in Office 365 The option works fine for my regular accountcalendar A pop up will ask if you want to sync calendars, just accept it and you’re done! Any appointments or events you add to an calendar synced with your account or Google account will appear in the iOS calendar. Hi, When using a shared mailbox at Outlook 2016 the 'share calendar' is greyed out. Go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > Add Account. IOS works similarly – you can display multiple calendars at once, but you can’t add to all of them. You won’t be able to add items to your Outlook calendar from the Android calendar. This, however, doesn’t actually sync the calendars, it just displays them in the same app. Android will automatically read the Outlook calendar entries and merges them on to a calendar on the device.
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Install the app from the Google Play Store. Whether Android or iOS, both have ways to sync up your calendars. If you don’t want to, or can’t switch to just one of the calendars then you will have to use them on a smartphone or tablet. You’ve probably realized that the first option wasn’t really a syncing option as much as deciding between the two Calendars, but that can be the easiest way to do it. Can’t Choose? Synchronize Google and Outlook Calendar Apps
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