About this tag
Shared calendar improvements are currently presented as a cautious Microsoft 365 and Outlook deployment topic. The available guidance says organizations should avoid enabling these changes broadly while Microsoft investigates workflow-breaking issues in classic Outlook shared calendars. A single-instance edit to a recurring meeting in a Microsoft 365 Group Calendar may update every instance, while delegates may send attachment-related meeting updates that recipients do not fully receive. The recommended approach is to pilot with users who manage delegated calendars, recurring group-calendar meetings, or attachment-heavy workflows. For meeting materials, administrators should require SharePoint or OneDrive links when delegates update meetings. This tag tracks that rollout guidance and related risks.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Pause Outlook Shared Calendar Improvements: Pilot Only for Delegates & Group Recurring

    Most organizations should not enable Outlook shared calendar improvements broadly yet. As of Microsoft’s March 9, 2026 support note, the Outlook team is still investigating two workflow-breaking classic Outlook shared-calendar issues: single-instance edits to recurring meetings in Microsoft 365...