Calendar missing in MS TEAMS

Anonymous
2019-12-05T20:54:32+00:00

Hi There,

i find that the calendar tab(on the left panel) in teams is missing. on little research found that this calendar is picked up from OWP. i was surprised to see that i was not having outlook icon when i log into portal.office.com. when i try to access the link http://outlook.office365.com/owa it gives me a license error.

please let know how can we get this issue fixed. i need of urgent help.

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Anonymous
2019-12-06T05:24:52+00:00

Hello Sai Raju,

Thanks for your post in Microsoft Community.

Regarding to the problem that the calendar tab is missing, there is a chance that someone changed the related policy. To check it, please contact Office 365 administrator to go to Microsoft Teams admin center and then follow the steps below:

1.  Sign into Microsoft Teams admin center as an Office 365 administrator.

2.  Click Users in the left pane and then select your account.

3.  In your account information page, click Policy and select the policy under App setup policy.

4.  In Pinned apps section, please check whether Calendar is in the list. If not, click Add apps to add Calendar into the list.

If the issue still persists, please provide the following information to me for further assistance:

  1.  Please confirm with other users whether they encountered the same problem.

2.  Please provide the screenshot of this issue to me.

3.  Whether the Calendar shows up in Teams Web App?

4.  Since you mentioned that you got license error when sign into Outlook Web App, please try this link in InPrivate/incognito mode and check whether you can sign in: https://outlook.office365.com. If you still get error, please share the screenshot of the error with me and I will do my best to help you.

Regards,

Seven

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  1. Anonymous
    2020-04-28T13:07:01+00:00

    Hi Jerome,

    If you determine in this section how many people have the problem with the calendar, you should still suspect that Microsoft itself responds, since they still have insight into this section.

    I have now given up and am now using Zoom to my great satisfaction.

    Freddy

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  2. Anonymous
    2020-04-28T13:15:15+00:00

    Only Exchange Online users get the Calendar icon and integration in Teams.

    This is entirely untrue. According to Microsoft documentation, as long as your On-Prem Exchange is version 2016 CU3+, sync with Azure AD,  and you have configured OAuth, you should see the button. We have done all three and still do not see the button.

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/exchange-teams-interact

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  3. Anonymous
    2020-04-28T13:35:30+00:00

    Hi Restin5,

    If you determine in this section how many people have the problem with the calendar, you should still suspect that Microsoft itself responds, since they still have insight into this section.

    I have now given up and am now using Zoom to my great satisfaction.

    Freddy

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  4. Anonymous
    2020-04-28T16:29:27+00:00

    Hello, same issue here.

    We were testing the Trial of Teams for 6 months, the edition that is giving microsoft for the known world covid situation. We ask for a trial and configured the admin user without issues, the calendar icon is there and we can do "meet know" in order to get the link to send it by mail (it is not the whole calendar section because we do not have Exchange Online, but we can go inside calendar section and use the "Meet know" button in order to get the meeting link. We said to the customer (because this was for a customer of us) to use it, we created the users, given to them, and now! they told us they did not find the calendar icon. 

    And they were right, I signed in using one of their users and was real! Calendar Icon was not there, even in the app or by web. 

    So, if the reason is that i Should not have the icon because I do not have Exchange Online, Why I can see it with the admin user??? Another question is, Is there "Meet now" option in another place different from the calendar option (because Meet Now has more sense to be in another place that is not to arrange a calendar meeting).

    We encouraged our customer to not use Zoom, and to test Teams, and now they can't use it to meet to external people. 

    Any help???

     I could fix my issue! 

    We have configured a customized domain (the public domain the users use for Gmail) in order they can use it with Teams too, and we kept the onmicrosoft domain for the admin user. That was the difference. So, we tried to go back to the onmicrosoft domain for users too, and Voila!!! Eureka!!!! Calendars appeared! so, I think that the reason of that is because when you use a customized domain and your MX register points to another email System, Teams does not give you the Calendar Icon, and the only way to get it back is using the onmicrosoft domain. Then I talked to MS support (because meantime i have openned a support ticket) and agreed with me.

    The difference to take in count is, the fact of having the Calendar Icon, and to use the Calendar option. What you can use with the Trial of Teams, is to have the Calendar Icon in order to get to the Meet Now button so you can export the meeting link, but you can't use Calendar in this Trial edition of Teams because you don't have a mailbox.

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