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MANAGE MULTI CALENDARS HOW TO

Add a name and description for your calendar.On the left side, above My calendars, click Add other calendar and then New calendar.If you want to create a new calendar then follow the instructions from here:

If you are not allowed then chose that then select See only free/busy. However, with our offering you could combine different calendars into one calendar and.

Under Permissions select Make changes AND manage sharing. Going through multiple calendars can be confusing and tad difficult.

Enter the email address of the person you want to share with.

Under Share with specific people, click on Add People.

Hover over the calendar you want to share, click More and then Settings and sharing.

On the left, find the My calendars section.

On your computer, open Google Calendar.

So there here is what the owner of the calendar needs to do, so you will have access to the calendar owned by them:

Create a new calendar that multiple people can edit, like a “Support” calendar that everyone in support can see events and add events to.

Share your main calendar with someone so they can see your schedule.

Here are a couple of examples of what you can do with calendar sharing:

MANAGE MULTI CALENDARS HOW TO

Instructions how to share calendar are here: Select a different account: If you have multiple accounts on the app, you can select a different enabled account. If you want to add a calendar which is not owned by you, then the owner of that calendar needs to share the calendar with you. Your work calendar, which is shared with your colleagues.Your personal (i.e., Gmail) calendar (for example, with your kid’s soccer practices).For instance, you can have the following calendars: The trick is to add multiple calendars that represent “layers” in your planning. Having multiple calendars is a great way to better organize your availability for meetings. Google Calendar allows you to create and have access to multiple calendars so you can keep track of different types of events, shared availability, and the availability of certain resources.