Well the answer is simple, it’s not in SharePoint! The Office 365 Group calendar is stored as an Exchange-based calendar baked into the Office 365 Group. right? But, if we go to Site Contents in our Group Team Site, guess what we’re missing? right? SharePoint provides a calendar so this Group calendar must be a SharePoint calendar.
That’s wonderful, it is visible in Outlook where most everyone lives.īut we store all our documents in the Group’s SharePoint Team Site, so it seems safe to assume we can access the calendar there as well. One of the core components of an Office 365 Group is a shared team calendar. You can learn more about Office 365 Groups here. Microsoft calls it the Universal Toolkit for Teamwork. When you create an Office 365 Group, it provides the backbone that all the other services connect to and allows for this environment where members of this team (a department, a project team, any group of people) can connect to each other and collaborate together easily. If we were able to just open any of these tools and start plugging away, we would be in our own little worlds talking to ourselves with no centralization. That is where our Office 365 Group comes in. Office 365 provides many different tools to foster digital collaboration across a team of people. What is an Office 365 Group?įirst let’s be sure we all know what we mean when we say Office 365 group. Let’s take a look at what Office 365 Groups are, how they handle calendars, and how to show them in SharePoint. Shouldn't the Office 365 calendar be visible in SharePoint? Where did Microsoft hide it? But you go to SharePoint and can’t find a calendar, confusion ensues. Office 365 Groups provide the glue between most of the 365 services for a powerful collaboration experience so you can leverage a shared experience across SharePoint Team Sites, Email, Yammer, Teams, Planner, and yes, a Calendar. You are even using Office 365 groups to collaborate.
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