Outlook calendar not updating in Google calendar

FINALLY!!

For the record, it worked perfectly and smoothly for me, both on the Android and Web version.

Thanks for suggestions to date. BUT I don't want to have to pay for another subscription to an app - which I shouldn't have to use.

Nor am I comfortable at this stage running the script given my limited skills, I really need it spelt out more for me I think. Is running script reversible?

Is Microsoft onto providing a permanent solution to this issue which appears to existed for some time?

Don't worry about feeling daunted by the script, just followed the instructions. And the app also includes an uninstall option (after which you can just delete the script). Am using the script now and it's working well.

Dieter - thanks for this script. I have absolutely NO experience in running this sort of thing, so wondered if you would be so kind as to make it absolutely idiot proof.

I have copied it, and from what I can tell, the main areas I need to edit are primarily lines 24-30.

I go to Outlook and get the URL link for my calendar. I edit the script literally as follows in red (actual file names edited for privacy)

var sourceCalendars = ["https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/??myoutlookfilename??/calendar.ics","Al from Oz (Outlook)"                // The ics/ical urls that you want to get events from along with their target calendars (list a new row for each mapping of ICS url to Google Calendar) // For instance: ["https://p24-calendars.icloud.com/holidays/us_en.ics", "US Holidays"]// Or with colors following mapping https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/calendar/event-color,// for instance: ["https://p24-calendars.icloud.com/holidays/us_en.ics", "US Holidays", "11"]["https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=??mygooglefilename??", "Al from Oz"],["icsUrl2", "targetCalendar2"],["icsUrl3", "targetCalendar1"]

I also edited the frequency of checking. When I run it, the only thing it seems to do is adjust the frequency of checking. And there is no information appearing in the Google calendar. I must be missing something simple.

Can you please spell it out for me? Thanks so much for your script and effort in resolving this for ppl.

Al from Oz

Thanks for suggestions to date. BUT I don't want to have to pay for another subscription to an app - which I shouldn't have to use.

Nor am I comfortable at this stage running the script given my limited skills, I really need it spelt out more for me I think. Is running script reversible?

Is Microsoft onto providing a permanent solution to this issue which appears to existed for some time?

As mentioned earlier, OneCal is another option. Here is what they told me: "If your Outlook organization allows you to connect your calendar to third party apps, you should be able to sync it to your Google calendar in no time with OneCal. You can sign up for a 2-week free trial at https://www.onecal.io/ and just follow the onboarding steps. The process should be very straight forward, but we're here to help in case you have any questions or issues.