Once the Reviewer permission has been set on the main Calendar folder, the Color Categories will be shown in both Calendar folders. Note: When an additional Calendar folder exists within the same mailbox and you only want to share this folder, setting the Reviewer permission on that Calendar folder will not reveal the Color Categories in that Calendar. This includes the “Full Details” read permission which is required for displaying Color Categories. In order to get access to this list, so you can see the configured Color Categories as well, the mailbox owner needs to assign you at least “Reviewer” permissions. Since Outlook 2007, The Color Categories are stored within the main Calendar folder of the mailbox owner. How can I see the color coding of his Calendar as a delegate? Reviewer permissions on main Calendar
#Shared calendar not showing up in outlook calendar full
This includes the Full Details read permission which is required. They have shared the calendar with User B and given them Edit permissions. User A has made a new calendar in their mailbox, well call it NewProject. Outlook is NOT running in cached Exchange mode.
In order to get access to this list, so you can see the configured Color Categories as well, the mailbox owner needs to assign you at least Reviewer permissions. User As shared calendar not showing up in User Bs Outlook (Outlook 365) We are using Exchange Online with Office 365 on Windows 10 workstations. While I can see all his appointments when I access his Calendar folder, I can’t see any of the color coding anymore. Since Outlook 2007, The Color Categories are stored within the main Calendar folder of the mailbox owner.
He uses various color coded categories for his appointments. I’ve been granted delegate access to the Calendar folder of my manager.
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