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Our outlook calendar looks fine in outlook but the shared link (html) that we use on our website is showing the calendar as 1899. We have not made any changes to our website so can only assume Microsoft has made some kind of update that has caused this?. How do we rectify or get Microsoft to resolve the issue?
If you click on Today then that takes you to the view that users should be seeing but obviously our users will not know to do that (and why should they)
Just to add to this, if you copy the shared html link from outlook and paste into the browser, the issue is replicated without going via our website so the issue looks likely to be a Microsoft Outlook one?
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yuppp! Same issue here - Feb 25th, and no apparent solution (thought it might be mismatched timezones, but it's not that). Showing the same December 1899 date
I changed my mind. I believe the internal issue IS a time zone issue (internal though), as an event that I have listed in my calendar from 7PM-9PM on one day (not stretching 2 days) is showing up as a 2 day event (the information for the event when clicked on clearly shows the correct information, but the actual event bar on the calendar is shown across 2 days). Anyone else having this issue coupled with the one in the OP?
Yes, we are having issues with some events appearing to span more than one day, when they are only a few hours long on the same day. This is in addition to the December 1899 problem. Clicking on "Today" generally resolves it but it is hard to get that message to a wide audience.
Appreciate you confirming that we're not alone in experiencing this! I wish there was a way to get a quick solution to this - tough because I am pretty sure the issue is on Microsoft's end.
Hello?? Microsoft? Is there a solution to this that is being worked on? Again, pretty sure it is an issue with the internal time zone or clock or something like that.
I just find it ridiculous that this is taking so long to fix. This group is probably just a small section of the people affected and while its not a show stopper its causing impact probably to thousands if not millions of people!!