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I have 2 shared Google calendar that I have added to my Outlook calendar using the Google "secret address in ical format". When new things get added, I can see them in Outlook, but if an event is changed (description for instance or time), the changes don't sync to the Outlook calendar. The same thing happens with deleted events; they aren't removed from my Outlook calendar. Some of the changes were made more than a month ago and still have not synced, but new entries have synced. I have tried deleting and re-connecting the calendar. I've attached an example of the changes not shown for one of the calendars.
I just got a new computer with Windows 11. I was having this same problem on the previous computer using Windows 10.
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Now that you have deleted and resubscribed...are updates to your google calendar working again? Every time I delete and resubscribe, all of the updated events import at that time, however, any additions or changes to the google calendar are not synced at all (the google calendar is static when viewed in Outlook).
i have this problem too
Ok, looks like I'm not the only one having this issue. Ugh. This is killing me, not being able to see multiple Calendars in Outlook. Same as everyone else: A few weeks ago, the calendars simply stopped syncing.
EXACTLY. That is exactly my problem. I can remove and re-add the google calendar in my Outlook Web and it claims it loads but there are only like 4 events from a long time ago. It seems like it is confused and thinks it has synced when it has not.
I am having the same issue, with both the "classic" Outlook and the "new" Outlook / web interface, with a variety of Google calendars.
Outlook seems incapable of updating subscribed calendars -- it keeps reverting to some kind of old cached version of the calendar.