

One has to either use 3rd party software that does the sync or use software that produces a vCard list. On my PC I have Outlook 365, with my wife's Gmail (IMAP) and my own Gmail (IMAP) and I was hoping that, from Outlook, there would be a way to keep the Gmail contacts updated automatically. So, in the end, Outlook and Gmail accounts have the same contacts. This into my and my wife's Gmail account.

Then in Google Contacts (Webbrowser) I first delete all contacts and then import contacts from the vCard file. csv and import those into Outlook 365 (Windows)įrom Outlook 365 I export contacts to vCard (using Reliefjet) Then, once in a while, I do the following steps.įrom Excel I export specific columns to. This is because within Excel I can add more "user defined" fields allowing me to be flexible on filtering. In Outlook view, create the recurring Calendar item directly instead of sending an email message to the SharePoint Online Calendar.īrowse to SharePoint Online to create all recurring Calendar items.Thanks again.

Connect the SharePoint Online Calendar to Outlook.To resolve this issue, you can try one of the following options: Option 1 However, these Calendar items cannot be synchronized in Outlook. When incoming email messages are used for Calendar lists, SharePoint Online doesn't support recurring Calendar items that are sent through Outlook. Receiving error "Task 'SharePoint' reported error (0x80004005) : 'Failed to copy one or more items. Outlook doesn't sync the recurring Calendar item. The recurring event isn't listed in the Outlook Calendar. But when you click Connect to Outlook and then sync with Microsoft Outlook, you experience the following symptoms: When you add a recurring Calendar item by sending a meeting invitation email message to a list, the event is added correctly on the Microsoft SharePoint Online list.
