Regarding the first point: Does Microsoft think nobody would want that feature? I certainly would. My biggest question is this: WHY (why? why?) can't Outlook tally responses for meetings on a secondary calendar? I mean that in two ways: Is it an intentional design decision, i.e., Outlook *shouldn't* tally those responses or is it a technical problem, i.e., Outlook *can't* tally them due to some technical limitation? The attendance field is also editable on this page, if you need to change invitees between required and optional. right click in the response field and choose the desired response. Open the meeting request and switch to the tracking page. Vote for (and comment on) the suggestion at Enable tallying of responses to meetings in other calendars than the default calendar Tracking Responses If the calendar is in a shared mailbox, Group, or Public folder (enabled for email), you can invite the mailbox or calendar to the meeting.
#Set a primary calendar folder for an account on outlook 2017 mac update#
If you want to use a non-default calendar, you can either send it from your calendar and copy the event to the other calendar as a placeholder or manually update the event on the shared calendar as you receive the responses. In order for the responses to be automatically processed, you’ll need to add the meeting to your own calendar. You will be able track the responses on the meeting request by changing the response in the response field on the tracking page. Why? Because when Outlook processes the responses, it only looks for the event in your default calendar. If you send it, the responses will not automatically update the tracking. This is the standard warning message when the meeting is not on your default calendar.
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