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Outlook For Mac Calendar Not Syncing

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  • Those appoointments are syncing to Exchange as when he logs into OWA the appointments are there. The problem is some appointments are not showing in Outlook for Mac. Twice now I have gone to his calendar properties and clicked on 'Empty Cache' at which point it refreshes and all the appointments now show in Outlook for Mac.
  • Affiliate Disclosure: Some links mentioned below are affiliate links, we may earn some amount if you make a purchase. Users can share calendars, notes, send/ receive emails on Outlook for Mac the same as MS Outlook.
  • This means Outlook for Mac does not sync your iCloud Calendar or contacts when you add your iCloud email account. That being said, there is a way to sync your iCloud calendar with Outlook for Mac—you can subscribe to your iCloud calendar to Outlook on the web (Outlook Web Access), and once you do that, the subscribed iCloud calendar.
  1. Outlook 2011 Mac Calendar Not Syncing With Office 365
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Outlook For Mac Calendar Not Syncing

Every time she closes and reopens Outlook it is forcing it to sync with Exchange. You should be able to check it in Options-Advanced-Send and receive. Mine has the check box to send immediately when connected, and within the Send and Receive options the calendar is included. I would guess hers is unchecked, or her calendar isn't included. To prevent calendar events older than a specific number of days from syncing, select the 'Do not sync events older than number days' checkbox and enter a number of days. Replace the contact or calendar information on your device: Select 'Replace Contacts' or 'Replace Calendars' to have that information on your device replaced with.

I am new to the forums so please forgive me if I don't ask my question well. I am having trouble getting my calendar on my phone to sync with my Outlook calendar on my PC. I am not using iCloud, just backing up to my computer only.


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I have an iPhone 7, iOS 11.2.1, a Windows 10 PC, iTunes version 12.7.2 and Outlook 2013, v 15.0.4981.1001.

I connect the phone to the computer with iTunes already launched. When the phone is recognized by iTunes, I click on it, go to Info and see that my contacts and calendar are set to sync to Outlook. I click sync and the backup and all appears to be fine. However on the last step, where it says 'applying changes' I get the error 'iTunes could not finish syncing XXX's iPhone 7 because the iPhone disconnected.'


When I open the calendar, I see an exclamation point inside a circle next to my calendar (as shown in the 2 images attached). Please forgive me for blocking out the more personal information. I used arrows on the images to show it really is an exclamation point, not an 'i'.

This appears to be a 2 way street - changes on my phone are not going to Outlook and changes on Outlook are not going to my phone. But it's only the calendar - the contacts appear to sync fine.

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Every time she closes and reopens Outlook it is forcing it to sync with Exchange. You should be able to check it in Options-Advanced-Send and receive. Mine has the check box to send immediately when connected, and within the Send and Receive options the calendar is included. I would guess hers is unchecked, or her calendar isn't included. To prevent calendar events older than a specific number of days from syncing, select the 'Do not sync events older than number days' checkbox and enter a number of days. Replace the contact or calendar information on your device: Select 'Replace Contacts' or 'Replace Calendars' to have that information on your device replaced with.

I am new to the forums so please forgive me if I don't ask my question well. I am having trouble getting my calendar on my phone to sync with my Outlook calendar on my PC. I am not using iCloud, just backing up to my computer only.


I have an iPhone 7, iOS 11.2.1, a Windows 10 PC, iTunes version 12.7.2 and Outlook 2013, v 15.0.4981.1001.

I connect the phone to the computer with iTunes already launched. When the phone is recognized by iTunes, I click on it, go to Info and see that my contacts and calendar are set to sync to Outlook. I click sync and the backup and all appears to be fine. However on the last step, where it says 'applying changes' I get the error 'iTunes could not finish syncing XXX's iPhone 7 because the iPhone disconnected.'


When I open the calendar, I see an exclamation point inside a circle next to my calendar (as shown in the 2 images attached). Please forgive me for blocking out the more personal information. I used arrows on the images to show it really is an exclamation point, not an 'i'.

This appears to be a 2 way street - changes on my phone are not going to Outlook and changes on Outlook are not going to my phone. But it's only the calendar - the contacts appear to sync fine.

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Can anyone please offer me a solution? I am not particularly 'technical' so step by step instructions would be appreciated.

Outlook 2011 Mac Calendar Not Syncing With Office 365

iPhone 7, iOS 11.2.1

Outlook For Mac Calendar Not Syncing

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