How to sync multiple outlook calendars
I am facing a conundrum where I have 3 outlook accounts (I work for multiple clients, that require private outlook accounts for email and meeting scheduling) and I need to sync the 3 of them.
I can use overlay mode to at least view what is on my list for the day, but the problem is one person will schedule a meeting in my 'open' time, which is booked on another calendar. I have been copying meetings back and forth, but I easily have 30 meetings a week, and this becomes at least an hour of overhead each day.
Is there some sort of method to sync these calendars/exchange accounts?
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I am facing a conundrum where I have 3 outlook accounts (I work for multiple clients, that require private outlook accounts for email and meeting scheduling) and I need to sync the 3 of them.
I can use overlay mode to at least view what is on my list for the day, but the problem is one person will schedule a meeting in my 'open' time, which is booked on another calendar. I have been copying meetings back and forth, but I easily have 30 meetings a week, and this becomes at least an hour of overhead each day.
Is there some sort of method to sync these calendars/exchange accounts?
microsoft-outlook exchange
asked Feb 4 at 23:34
shannonjkshannonjk
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I am facing a conundrum where I have 3 outlook accounts (I work for multiple clients, that require private outlook accounts for email and meeting scheduling) and I need to sync the 3 of them.
I can use overlay mode to at least view what is on my list for the day, but the problem is one person will schedule a meeting in my 'open' time, which is booked on another calendar. I have been copying meetings back and forth, but I easily have 30 meetings a week, and this becomes at least an hour of overhead each day.
Is there some sort of method to sync these calendars/exchange accounts?
microsoft-outlook exchange
asked Feb 4 at 23:34
shannonjkshannonjk
1
I am facing a conundrum where I have 3 outlook accounts (I work for multiple clients, that require private outlook accounts for email and meeting scheduling) and I need to sync the 3 of them.
I can use overlay mode to at least view what is on my list for the day, but the problem is one person will schedule a meeting in my 'open' time, which is booked on another calendar. I have been copying meetings back and forth, but I easily have 30 meetings a week, and this becomes at least an hour of overhead each day.
Is there some sort of method to sync these calendars/exchange accounts?
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asked Feb 4 at 23:34
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From what I know, there is no built-in option available to automatically sync all your calendars in Outlook. As an alternative, let's say the three accounts are A, B and C, for Account A, create a rule to forward all meeting invitations to B and C. Do the same thing for Account B and C to forward meetings to the other two accounts:
answered Feb 5 at 9:04
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From what I know, there is no built-in option available to automatically sync all your calendars in Outlook. As an alternative, let's say the three accounts are A, B and C, for Account A, create a rule to forward all meeting invitations to B and C. Do the same thing for Account B and C to forward meetings to the other two accounts:
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From what I know, there is no built-in option available to automatically sync all your calendars in Outlook. As an alternative, let's say the three accounts are A, B and C, for Account A, create a rule to forward all meeting invitations to B and C. Do the same thing for Account B and C to forward meetings to the other two accounts:
answered Feb 5 at 9:04
Yuki SunYuki Sun
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From what I know, there is no built-in option available to automatically sync all your calendars in Outlook. As an alternative, let's say the three accounts are A, B and C, for Account A, create a rule to forward all meeting invitations to B and C. Do the same thing for Account B and C to forward meetings to the other two accounts:
answered Feb 5 at 9:04
Yuki SunYuki Sun
74116
From what I know, there is no built-in option available to automatically sync all your calendars in Outlook. As an alternative, let's say the three accounts are A, B and C, for Account A, create a rule to forward all meeting invitations to B and C. Do the same thing for Account B and C to forward meetings to the other two accounts:
answered Feb 5 at 9:04
Yuki SunYuki Sun
74116
answered Feb 5 at 9:04
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