I need the ability to look at meeting more than 6 days into the future.
Please allow for the viewing of more calendar days for meetings to be able to manage meetings with members.
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Anonymous
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And more than 6 days into the past as well.
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Anonymous
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I have a weekly recurring meeting and I need to adjust one that is 6 weeks out before people's calendars fill up. How do I do this?
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Anonymous
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+1
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Anonymous
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My role is meeting heavy so being able to look out past 6 days and beyond is important for scheduling and viewing other people's calendars for availability.
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Matt
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A Week/Month view is important to help schedule meetings and travel
Why is there a limit at all on how far ahead you can look? Extending this from a week to two or three is still a limit on productivity for no reason
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Alan
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What is the status of this? I realize we can now see 2 weeks. But I need to modify one meeting from a recurring set of meetings. The meeting is 3 weeks in the future...
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Charl Nagel
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The 'Agenda' view in the Meetings tab only shows meetings for the next 5 days. It would be useful to be able to see meetings for (at least) the next couple months.
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Ted Moyer
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We can all meetings on our Outlook calendar that links to same group in teams. But for teams to be an all encompassing collaborative app we really need the same functionality of Outlook calendar baked into teams!
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Simon Hudson
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So they have extended it to 2 weeks, rather than 1 week.
Still not enough - I need be able to view an arbitrary time in the future (just as I can create new meetings). -
Roy F
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You can view Team meetings as far out in the future as you want from Outlook Calendar. I assume then you saying you want the ability to move forward on the Teams Meeting page, which seems reasonable, but unless that page is drastically improved, I prefer to use Outlook.
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Josh
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Request: Allow editing of Microsoft Teams' meeting instances in a series all the way to the end of series for meetings hosted in a channel. Today we are limited to editing up to one week in the future.
Example: Create Re-occuring meeting every Thursday for 52 weeks hosted in Project Ignite - General Channel. Need ability to access meeting 4 months ahead to cancel week of Board Meeting, and 6 months ahead to cancel week of Thanksgiving.
Current mitigation would be to host these meetings as personal meetings created in teams, where you invite the users directly and not host in the channel.
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Khalsi
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WTF, how can you ever come not to implement a calendar showing more than 1 week??
This is enough to make me stop using Teams now and forever.
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Vasil Michev commented
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Felipe Correa
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I created a meeting for my team that is happening in two weeks. I have to change it to another day now and I can't do a thing about it because I can only see next week's meetings.
This is awful
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Doug Powell
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Just provide a monthly calendar view to start
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Steve Minar
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Additionally, I want to be able to view calendar items/meetings from the past.
Current UI/UX won't allow you to view past meetings and change them, copy them, make them repeat. -
Steve Minar
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Additionally, I want to be able to view calendar items/meetings from the past.
Current UI/UX won't allow you to view past meetings and change them, copy them, make them repeat.
Current UI/UX doesn't let you view more than 5 days in the future. -
Steve Minar
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Additionally, I want to be able to view calendar items/meetings from the past.
Current UI/UX won't allow you to view past meetings and change them, copy them, make them repeat. -
Anonymous
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This would be great. Currently, the 5 days includes calendar days, so if you check meetings on a Thursday, you only see those scheduled through Monday. If you work a Mon-Fri schedule, this gives you a very limited view of your meetings.
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Paul Berman
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There is a bug with the new "day view" where canceling a meeting from a future date will bring the day view back to today's date, instead of the expected behavior of staying on the same date being edited.
Also, day view should have an actual calendar to go more than 7 days into the future.