

Why connect calendars?īack when I worked a normal job, I had two calendars: Office 365 for work and Google for home. In this post, we are going to glue together our Outlook Calendar to our Google Calendar. I think of it as the glue or connective tissue between different applications. It functions similarly to IFTTT or Zapier. And event triggers are really, really tiny.Įssentially, a flow is a trigger and then a series of actions, much like you might map out with a flow chart. The unit of measure for Power BI is the report, the unit of measure for PowerApps is the application, and the unit of measure for Microsoft Flow is the flow or event trigger. Out of the three, Microsoft Flow is the weirdest because it’s so granular. The Power Platform is a set of tools aimed at business users that want capabilities that were originally limited to professional coders or BI developers.

I’ve changed the title from “Sync” to “Push” to reflect this. You will likely have to look into paid software for this functionality. It does not process updates or changes to your calendar events.

Additionally, this is completely free if you have Office 365.ĮDIT: Based on some comments, I would like to clarify that this template only works for copying over your calendar events when they are initially created, i.e. This can be done with a handful of clicks and Microsoft Flow. Sometimes you may want your Outlook Calendar events copied to Google Calendar.
