Send to Onenote does not transfer the Outlook appointment title

Anonymous
2024-11-02T13:20:20+00:00

In Outlook I select a calendar event and use the "Send to OneNote" from either the ribbon or right-click on the event. It behaves the way it traditionally has and prompts me for a location in OneNote. The Location, Link to Outlook Item, Invitation Message, and Participants are all copied over from Outlook. However, the Title is missing every single time. I've tested this on dozens of different calendar invites.

How do I restore OneNote receiving the Title information from Outlook?

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Anonymous
2025-01-15T17:07:31+00:00

Thank you for reporting this issue. This has been fixed: Page Title is blank when you send a meeting from classic Outlook to OneNote - Microsoft Support

Here are the minimum build numbers where the fix is available, depending on your update channel. You can find your build and channel by going to File > Account in OneNote.

  • Beta Channel:  Version 2412 (Build 18319.15010 )
  • Current Channel Preview:  Version 2412 (Build 18324.20000)
  • Current Channel:  Version 2411 (Build 18227.20114)
  • Monthly Enterprise Channel:  Version 2410 (18129.20220)

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  1. Anonymous
    2024-12-18T19:56:59+00:00

    Microsoft, please do not sell yourself as being an integrated, smart solution if breaking really simple connections that hamper our day-to-day productivity is not only an issue, but one you do not acknowledge and consider a "new feature."

    It is clear data can be brought over from the Outlook meeting. But, shockingly, knowing the location of the meeting just is not as critical as the title of the meeting (and therefore OneNote page).

    I already lost tons of screen space with the redesign of OneNote (not sure why Notebook tabs have to be 2.5 spaced on the left side now). If this feature disappears as a new "feature" of upgrades, I really have no use for OneNote. Why would I not switch (after 10 years with OneNote) to a better solution that takes user experience and design into consideration? but also is not connected to Outlook?

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  2. Anonymous
    2024-12-18T21:29:35+00:00

    I am experiencing the same issue also. It appeared to have been resolved yesterday, 12/17/2024 but today (12/18/2024) it is broken yet again.

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  4. Anonymous
    2024-12-21T23:44:54+00:00

    Having the same issue after the latest Office update. Everything else transfers over to One Note when clicking "send to one note" from the meeting, except the title (attendees, agenda, date, meeting location). The meeting title is now missing. This has been standard functionality for the 15+ years I've been using OneNote with Outlook, clearly a bug!

    EDIT - just noticed that with this issue, the One Note notes are no longer linked to the meeting. So if you go back to the meeting and click OneNote link after creating your meeting notes, it wants to create a new note and not go find the one you already created. I thought I would just update the meeting title in One Note as a work around, but the broken linkage is even a bigger problem!

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