Scheduling and managing events using Outlook.com calendar
I've been trying to get this to work as well - and only one solution has actually worked - I completely scrapped Microsoft.
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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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I've been trying to get this to work as well - and only one solution has actually worked - I completely scrapped Microsoft.
Hello. The answer is that you cannot do this directly in oulook. You have to do it in the outlook mail on the internet.
That IS what I use.... I never use the outlook app, it is terrible.
Do what exactly? The issue is with Google not fetching the newest calendar changes. They have their on team on it I have seen from online forums. It seems Microsoft is updating the ICS-file correctly. You can download it to check. And still Google doesn't fetch it.
True, but if you want to have it in there you first have to do it on the online version.