#Calendly outlook screenshot update#

It was under/a part of Room Finder, as your screenshot shows, but had nothing to do with any rooms being configured or not being configured or selected. This calendar showed when all individually-emailed invitees - not distro groups or rooms - had available time. The calendar I am referencing was based on the INDIVIDUALS added as invitees, not a room. not configured by Exchange admin using Exchange Management ShellД¤. so I was not a year behind the current version.ДЈ.В The calendar I am referrencingВ could be hidden/displayed per person. I have been on the Current Version channel since my employer moved to Windows 10 and I frequently check to verify I have the latest updates. The article you linked began a year ago and this change just occurred in Outlook during the current version April 2021 updateДў. I am fairly positive that is not the same issue asДЎ.

It is also not available on, but I am unsure if it was available previously or not, as I do not use the web version. The peek feature in the Inbox IS visible/available. To be clear: Scheduling Assistant and Room Finder are NOT missing, just the little calendar that used to show on the right side is. I have googled and searched this page and technet and have not found a solution to this issue. This is HEAVILY used in my organization to find days where all attendees are available. Is there a way I can turn this back on, or was it removed on purpose? I did not find anything specifically mentioning this in the release notes. I ran all Office updates before creating this post I now have v2104 build 13929.20296 Click-to-Run, and that availability calendar still is not there.

#Calendly outlook screenshot update#

The little availability calendar (I assume this is also called peek?) that used to show on the right side of meetings/scheduling assistant disappeared after the recent update toВ v2103 build 13901.20462 Click-to-Run. Office 365, no on-prem, Current Channel subscription, Windows 10, version 1909.