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You can check whether your shared calendar is upgraded using Outlook for Windows or using PowerShell. In order to benefit from the improvements, the setting must be enabled in Outlook for Windows and your shared calendar must be upgraded to the new sharing platform in Microsoft 365. Confirm that your shared calendar is using the new improvements The UI checkbox is unchecked and disabled, so end users cannot turn on the improvements. The Turn on shared calendar improvements checkbox is disabled for all users. The UI checkbox is checked and disabled, so end users cannot turn off the improvements. The Turn on shared calendar improvements checkbox is enabled for all users. Location: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\Options\Calendar This setting is available in the Group Policy Administrative Template files (ADMX/ADML). We have introduced a new Group Policy setting: REST updates for calendars. In addition to the new option, IT admins can use Group Policy to configure how Outlook connects to shared calendars. Opting into these improvements do not impact your experience with your own calendars and you can go back at any time. Select the checkbox next to: Turn on shared calendar improvements. Select the Microsoft Exchange account that you use to manage someone else's calendar and choose Change.Ĭhoose More Settings, followed by the Advanced tab. You will see a list of your email accounts.
In Outlook, select File > Account Settings > Account Settings. Note: This option will only be available to people using Exchange Online. There are no changes to shared calendars when one person's calendar is hosted in Exchange on-premises.