The benefits of sharing a calendar in Outlook will surely impress your team. It enhances your team’s efficiency and communication. You can balance assignments and events, along with saving time.
- Sign in to Outlook.com and go to Calendar by clicking on the calendar icon at the bottom.
- Click on Share and choose the calendar you wish to share.
- Enter the user details of the person with whom you want to share the calendar.
- Choose either Can view all details or Can edit option based on preference.
- Choose Share.
Steps to change calendar sharing permissions
- Go to Calendar by clicking on the calendar icon at the bottom.
- Right-click on the preferred calendar and choose Sharing and permissions.
- Spot the person for which you want to change the sharing permission.
- You can either choose a new level of permissions or stop sharing with the person.
Steps to add another user’s calendar to your calendar view
- You will receive an invitation as part of sharing someone else’s calendar with yours.
- By clicking on Accept at the bottom of the message, you can add it to your calendar view.
- You can perform rename, change, color, or remove actions after accepting.
- Just right-click on the calendar in the left pane and choose the right option.
How to publish your calendar
- Select Settings > View all Outlook settings in the Calendar view.
- Go to Calendar > Shared calendars.
- Pick the calendar you wish to publish, and the details people can see from Publish a calendar
- Click on Publish.
Written by Alex K Joseph, Digital Marketing Strategist, Dock 365
Alex K Joseph is a digital marketing strategist at Dock 365 with deep expertise in content marketing and Microsoft technologies. His published work covers SharePoint administration, Microsoft Teams, Power Automate, Microsoft 365 admin workflows, and Dynamics 365, the underlying platform that Dock 365's contract management software is built on. He has been writing for Dock 365 since 2021, producing technical content that helps SharePoint and Microsoft 365 administrators evaluate CLM solutions in the context of their existing Microsoft stack.


