



Create a Shared Mailbox/Calendar in Exchange Online Read on as we go over two easy ways to create shared calendars for large groups without the confusing matrix of going over multiple admin centers and manually typing out a hundred email addresses. But how do you deal with large groups boasting a hundred users? You can manually type in five user email addresses and you’re set.

Important: Performing this action only removes the calendar from your view, it does not delete any data.Shared calendars help provide visibility and overview over your team’s tasks, schedules, meetings, and other important details which help in sustaining collaboration between teams and departments.Ĭreating shared calendars is actually pretty easy when you’re dealing with a small group. Remove a calendar via Outlook on the web.Important: If you receive a URL from an Office 365 user and want to open up the URL via a web-browser, you must change 'HTTP' to 'HTTPS' for the URL to work properly. After you've added the calendar, you can left-click on that calendar and interact with the events per the permissions you have been granted.The Internet calendar must be shared publicly and the URL should end with. To add a calendar that has been published on the internet, select "From web" on the left hand side, enter the URL in the Link to calendar box, and then select Import.After you've entered the name, select Add to search for and add the calendar. This box works just like the To box on a new email message. To add a calendar that belongs to someone in your organization (or a resource calendar), click "Add from directory" on the left hand side, and enter their name (or email address) in Enter a name or email address box.Click Add Calendar on the left hand side.
