Click it if there is not a checkmark to its left. While waiting, click “Calendars” in the app and look for the shared calendar.
If it is, select it to remove the checkmark and then select it again to add it back. If it is, check whether the circle to its left is filled with a checkmark. Check to see if the calendar that you would like to add to your iPhone/iPad is listed in the left pane.In the bottom left, click on the Calendar icon to switch to your calendars.Log into Outlook Web Access via your web browser at.It is likely that this working is the result of upcoming Microsoft 365 enhancements that have not been announced.
Diligex cannot provide any official support or guarantees for this process. But we here at Diligex have recently discovered a method that appears to allow access to shared calendars via the native Calendar app found on the iPhone and iPad! Continue reading to learn how you to view Microsoft 365 shared calendars on the native iOS Calendar App.ĭisclaimer: This method has been discovered and tested internally at Diligex. As of this post, there hasn’t been any official support for accessing Microsoft 365 shared calendars on the native iOS Calendar App. This is great, but some of us prefer to use the native apps that come preinstalled with our iPhone’s and iPad’s. This has only been available however using the Microsoft Outlook app.
Microsoft has recognized this in recent years and has provided the ability to add shared calendars on iOS and Android devices. If your company uses Microsoft 365 services there’s a good chance that you need access to not only your own personal calendar, but co-worker and company shared calendars as well. With businesses increasingly moving to remote workforces, the need to access data on all of your devices has become more important than ever.
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