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1. #SHARED CALENDAR ON MAC OUTLOOK ITEMS NOT SHOWING FOR MAC#
2. #SHARED CALENDAR ON MAC OUTLOOK ITEMS NOT SHOWING ANDROID#

You cannot open one or more of the shared Calendar folders when you have access to multiple shared Calendar folders.You get blank calendar or permission error when open shared calendar on Mac even if you have free/busy permission.You don't have the necessary permission to view a shared calendar.You see nothing when you open the shared calendar.

The "Open Shared Calendar" is not available or greyed out.If you cannot open the shared calendar, what problem do you encounter? The shared calendar appears on the navigation pane under the Shared heading. On the Type menu, select Calendar, and then select OK. Type the name of the person who granted you access, select Find, select the person's name, and then select OK. On the File menu, point to Open, and then select Other User's Folder. To open the shared calendar, follow these steps: Notice that there's no option to open the shared calendar. The sharing invitation that you receive resembles the following screenshot.

#SHARED CALENDAR ON MAC OUTLOOK ITEMS NOT SHOWING FOR MAC#

If you would like to share an Outlook calendar to other people rather than open a shared calendar from others in Outlook for Mac 2011, see See and share multiple calendars.

#SHARED CALENDAR ON MAC OUTLOOK ITEMS NOT SHOWING ANDROID#

If you are using Outlook App on mobile devices or tablets, including Windows Phone, iPhone, iPad, Android phones, select the option Outlook App on mobile/tablet devices at the bottom. If you are using browser to connect an Office 365 or Exchange mailbox, select Outlook On the Web/Outlook Web App.įor Outlook app on mobile or tablets devices Outlook 2016 for Macįor Outlook on the web or Outlook Web App The About Outlook window will appear similar to one of the following, depending on your version of Outlook for Mac. On the Outlook menu, select About Outlook. On the Help menu, select About Microsoft Office Outlook.

Select Help, and then select Additional Version and Copyright Information. Select Office Account, and then select About Outlook. If you do not find either option, see the steps below. Select File, and then find either Office Account or Help, and follow the steps for which option you find. If you do not find either Office Account or Help on the File menu, then follow these steps: