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How to create and view group schedules in Outlook?

As you see, Exchange users can share other users’ calendar information in Microsoft Outlook, such as the Free/Busy information. Creating calendar groups is one of many ways to obtain other exchange users’ calendar information. In this article, we will show you how to create calendar groups and view group schedules in Microsoft Outlook easily.

Create calendar groups and view group schedules in Outlook 2010 and 2013

Create calendar groups and view group schedules in Outlook 2007

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arrow blue right bubbleCreate calendar groups and view group schedules in Outlook 2010 and 2013

To create a new calendar group and view group schedules in Microsoft Outlook 2010 and 2013, please do as following:

Step 1: Shift to the Calendar view with click the Calendar in the Navigation Pane.

Step 2: Click the Calendar Groups > Create New Calendar Group on the Home tab. See the following screen shot:

Step 3: In the popping up dialog box, enter a name for the new created calendar group, and click the OK button.

Step 4: Then you will get into the Select Name: dialog box,

  1. Firstly, click to highlight the user names that you will add their calendars into your group;
  2. Then click the Group Members -> button;
  3. Click the OK button to exit this dialog box.

Note:

(1) Holding the Shift key, you can select multiple adjacent user names by clicking the first user name and the last one.

(2) Holding the Ctrl key, you can select multiple nonadjacent user names by clicking each one separately.

So far, you have created a new calendar group, and you can find it in the Navigation Pane.

Step 5: Check the calendar group in the Navigation Pane, and click the Schedule View button on the Home tab. See the following screen shot:

Then you will see the group schedules of all users you added in Step 4 at once.

Note: To view more users’ schedules in the group schedules, you can right click the calendar group in the Navigation Pane, and select the Add Calendar > From Address Book from the right-clicking menu.


arrow blue right bubbleCreate calendar groups and view group schedules in Outlook 2007

The following steps will guide you to create and view the group schedules of all specified users in Microsoft Outlook 2007.

Step 1: Shift to the Calendar view with clicking the Calendar in the Navigation Pane.

Step 2: Click the Actions > View Group Schedules.

Step 3: In the Group Schedules dialog box, please click the New button.

Step 4: Enter a name for the new created group schedule in the popping up dialog box, and click the OK button. See screen shot:

Step 4: In the new dialog box, please click the Add Others > Add from Address Book. See screen shot:


Step 5: Then you will get into the Select Members dialog box,  click to highlight the user names that you will add them into your group, click the To -> button, then click the OK button.

Note:

(1) Holding the Shift key, you can select multiple adjacent user names by clicking the first user name and the last one.

(2) Holding the Ctrl key, you can select multiple nonadjacent user names by clicking each one.

Then you will see the group schedules of all specified users you added in Step 5 are listed in the Group dialog.

Step 6: Click the Save and Close button to save this group schedule in the dialog box we showed in Step 4.

Note: If you want to view the group schedule in future, you can click the Actions > View Group Schedules, then in the Group Schedules dialog box select the name of group schedule and click the Open button.


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There are some very nice additions to Outlook 2010. It would be even nicer if you didn't change what people already know. It's nice to add but why change or remove? Did you learn nothing from the Windows 8 and 8.1 fiasco? Take View Group Schedules for an example. Not only is it called something slightly different, or works differently as well. It doesn't open up in a different screen any more and is now restricted as to how many schedules you can look at. Why? Why change a good thing? I use to use this daily. Doubt I'll even use now. Too hard to read now. If you want to be like Apple so bad, start by stopping all the changes all the time. If I wanted a different email program I would have gotten one. I liked Outlook but now I have to learn a whole new program while trying to do my job. When do you think we have time to learn a new program while working a real job? I know this means nothing to you but does give us a feeling like we've at least had our say. Even if it's to an automated system. (o: Coreen Loeppky
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Good shout. I didn't realise things surrounding group schedules had changed until I read your comment. (although I should have guessed having dealt with this exact problem you described. Constant changes, many being MASSIVE inconveniences to us the workers using them and little online information about the new changes and many user guides becoming outdated incorrect information). So much time is wasted sometimes.
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