Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Thank you very much indeed!
Really appreciate your elaborate reply
It service certainly looks nice and and will definitely consider it.
Thanks again!
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Hi there!
I use Outlook for work and would like to view my work Outlook calendar on my personal Google calendar. I published my Outlook calendar to my Google calendar using the ICS link as instructed. This worked! However, any new or changed events to my Outlook calendar do not refresh on my Google calendar.
Is there a way for changes to my Outlook calendar to reflect on my Google calendar?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Brandon
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Thank you very much indeed!
Really appreciate your elaborate reply
It service certainly looks nice and and will definitely consider it.
Thanks again!
I'm a OneCal user for over 5 months now. The service supports one-way or multy-way syncs.
For example, you can setup:
I've found the one-way and multi way directions quite useful, as I'm a consultant who manages 4 clients 😅
The most reliable cloud-based calendar sync app I've tried is https://www.onecal.io/. It works well on all platforms, and there's no need to download anything.
Thanks for the tip.
Allow me to ask.
Are you a onecal user yourself?
Maybe you can tell by experience:
Is it possible to do a "1-way" sync?
So, like from Outlook (Microsoft 365, desktop, Outlook using Exchange) to Google calendar. A kind of 'mirror' so to say.
Right now I use an add-on to 'mirror' events from Outlook Calendar to Google calendar, but that I do 'manually' once a while.
Thanks.
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Yeah that's a fair point. I don't mind the cost but of course it's a shame it's needed in the first place. I'm mailing with the guy that built it for adding some stuff. If I find a different tool that also works for mac I'll share it here