How to set 'All Day Event' as default for all event at the SharePoint Calendar

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Hi @Steven Wen,

Thanks for the reply.

Currently, SharePoint Calendar does not support setting “All Day Event” as a default for new entries, whether created manually or via automation. This limitation applies to both classic and modern SharePoint calendar views.

As a workaround, to mimic an all-day event, you can manually set:

• Start time: 12:00 AM
• End time: 11:59 PM

This approach is used to simulate all-day events in SharePoint environments but it's not as ideal as configuring them with Power Automate, which gives you full control over how events are created and displayed.

If you believe it would be helpful, you can consider submitting feedback about this feature through the admin center if you have the admin role or via:        

Go to: Microsoft 365 Feedback Hub →Send Feedback→ Describe your proposal in detail  

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