Scheduling and managing events using Outlook.com calendar
No it does not need to be executed immediately if you left the default it will execute every 15 minutes. You can change that interval--I changed it to 2 minutes.
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Hello there!
I have Outlook email and Calendar (and I'm not sure what else) through work. I shared my main Outlook Calendar to my personal Google Calendar account by importing the Outlook .ICS URL (found in Outlook.com > Settings > Calendar > Shared Calendars) into GC. All events show up usually, but this past week I haven't seen event changes showing up in GC, even more than 24 hours after the changed event passed. I can't find any way to manually force a sync/update.
What can be done to ensure event changes to my Outlook Calendar show up in my Google Calendar? This is important for me because I have a long-established system of meeting reminders based around my Google Calendar, and whether OC supports that setup or not it would be too much work to redo it all for this 1 calendar.
Thanks in advance,
Grant
Scheduling and managing events using Outlook.com calendar
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No it does not need to be executed immediately if you left the default it will execute every 15 minutes. You can change that interval--I changed it to 2 minutes.
I think that you want: OGCS (Outlook Google Calendar Sync) https://www.outlookgooglecalendarsync.com/
I don't mind trying to get things working with Google Scripts, but this freemium tool: OGCS (Outlook Google Calendar Sync) https://www.outlookgooglecalendarsync.com/****seems really good (better than what I have used in the past from Calendly). I might even donate the 10GBP to make sure that the project doesn't die.
Hi everyone,
Outlook calendar stopped syncing to Google Calendar just a couple of weeks ago without any change from my side.
The solution for me was to append the "#1" after the end of the .ics link in the Google Calendar settings. For instance:
https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/test/test/calendar.ics#1
OK Mulder!
In order for the two calendars to be in sync "now", does the script have to be manually executed on Google Drive immediately before "now"?
Oscar