Steps: File > Options > Advanced > (return Check to) Show apps in Outlook However, this seems to have worked for one, but only temporarily for another. When I undo that change, the Group Calendars now show (even when I close and reopen Outlook). So, I had made the setting change to allow that. Some did not like the apps showing on the top, left (where they were moved with an update) and preferred them to remain at the bottom. I tried this on the other PCs and it did not work at all. However, when I closed Outlook and reopened it, the Group Calendars were again no longer visible. This *initially* worked for me after the update, then reboot of the PC. I can see the Group Calendars via the web and Mac Outlook, just not within the work PC Outlook.įirst > I performed an update of Microsoft Office within Outlook (File > Office Account > Update Options).
I have the same issue with at least 3 users/machines (including mine). Has anybody else run into this issue and if so, how did you resolve it? Microsoft® Outlook® for Microsoft 365 MSO (Version 2303 Build 7.20202) 64-bit We have a Microsoft 365 Apps for Business subscription (not Premium).
I am an owner and a member of this group. I've also tried to restart Outlook numerous times. If I try adding this group calendar to "My Calendars" or "Other Calendars" I get the error "To add a group calendar, join the group and the calendar will be listed under All Group Calendars." I've checked the following via PowerShell and all groups show False which should be correct: It does show correctly on the Outlook web page ( ). Then today it stopped again for a few people (not everyone). On multiple users had this group calendar stop working in the Outlook app. It was setup in July 2020 and has worked perfectly until last week. We have a "Corporate Calendar" group setup for people to add events that impact everyone in the office.
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