Sharing your Outlook calendar within your own organization.
Sharing your Outlook calendar is a common question we see so this post is a very quick and simple guide to doing so.
Navigate to your calendar in Outlook, then right click your calendar and select “Sharing Permissions”



Can view when I’m busy
The most restrictive permission, viewers will only see coloured blocks in your calendar when you have an appointment/meeting, they will not see any other details
Can view titles and locations
Fairly self explanatory, they will see the location of your meeting and the title but will not see any other details such as the body text of the meeting.
Can view all details
They see everything as you would
Can edit
Allows the viewer to modify details of meeting and appointments, can be useful for personal assistants but use this option only where you really have to.
Removing access to your calendar
If you’d like to remove access to your calendar then simply right click your calendar and select Sharing permissions, highlight the user you’d like to remove and hot the remove button

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