Whether you're scheduling an appointment for yourself or setting up a meeting, Outlook on the web gives you all the features you need to find the right time for everyone.
As you switch from G Suite Calendar to Outlook, there are a few differences in names to be aware of, like attendees instead of guests or interchanging appointment with event.
Create an appointment
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Select New event.
If you select a time on the calendar, use Quick compose to add a few details and schedule the appointment. Or, select More options to add more details.
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Add details, like a title, date and time, a description, and how you want the meeting to Show as.
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Select Save.
Note: Any event can become a meeting if you Invite attendees.
Schedule a meeting
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Select New event.
If you select a time on the calendar, use Quick compose to add a few details and schedule the appointment. Or, select More options to add more details.
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Add a title and description.
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Invite attendees.
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Use the calendar in the right pane, choose a Suggested free time, or use Scheduling Assistant to find a time that works for everyone.
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Choose a room from the Suggested locations or select Browse more rooms to search for a location.
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Select Teams meeting if you want to make it an online meeting or add the ability to call in if they can't attend in-person.
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Select Save.
Create a recurring appointment or meeting
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Select New event.
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Add the details of your appointment or meeting.
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Select Repeat and choose an option. Choose Custom for more specific options.
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Select Save.
To make an existing event recurring:
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Select an event.
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Select Edit.
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Select Repeat and choose an option. Choose Custom for more specific options.
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Select Save.
Note: Features and information in this guide apply to Outlook on the web as available through Microsoft 365.
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