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Shared Outlook calendar shows wrong timezone in Google calendar. Timezone when importing a shared Outlook calendar is wrong. When importing the link to the Google Calendar, the shared calendar settings says that the timezone is GMT+00:00 -- It's grayed out and I cannot change it. How can I correct this issue?
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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@bressanmarcos solution DID work for me whereas all other did not or worked temporarily (changing timezones etc.).
Big Thank You.
However, sharing my calendar with some third party make me nervous.
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Same issue too...
Hi, I have the same question, BUT: Only recurring events from Outlook are displayed with a 2h time offset in Google, while non-recurring events appear to be displayed at the right time. Thanks for finding a solution Microsoft
Has anybody seen any evidence that indicates that Microsoft is even aware of this issue, much less that they are actually searching for a solution?