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My calendar has shifted all of my meetings over 1 day. For example, all of my meetings today 3/4 appear to be on 3/5 but my office still has them on 3/4. I have restarted my computer and teams and this has not been resolved. Thinking this could be a Leap Day error.
Managing and scheduling events and meetings using the calendar in Microsoft Teams Free
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Go on to switch to new teams by toggling the button at the top left and let me know if you are still having issues.
Go on to switch to new teams by toggling the button at the top left and let me know if you are still having issues.
I do not see any button or other option to update to the new Teams. I do get the following notice, but the "Switch Now" button is greyed out and it has obviously not updated itself the next time Teams was idle.
This is happening to me using teams on the web as well - I have to assume it had something to do with the leapyear.
Perhaps however Teams Calendar is handling month swaps didn't account for the extra day in February?
In Teams on the top right go to "Work Week". "Week" shift the meeting by one day. "Week" should also show the weekend, which it doesn't.