Outlook on the web - 3 Calendar features the desktop version doesn't have

Posted on: 05/06/2023

Outlook on the web has many features that Outlook desktop doesn't have. I'll cover three calendar features that Outlook on the web has that Outlook desktop doesn't provide.

**Outlook on the web - Filter Calendar items**

We will look at filtering calendar appointments and filtering by category. Next, we look at how much easier it is to schedule meetings with Outlook on the web. Outlook on the web has a Board feature also. Finally, we will take a quick look at the new Outlook desktop coming out soon.

How to sign in to Outlook on the web?

To sign in to Outlook on the web using your work or school account in Microsoft 365:

Go to the Microsoft 365 sign-in page or to Outlook.com.
Enter the email address and password for your account.
Select Sign in.

How do I get to the Calendar with Outlook on the web?

After opening on Outlook on the web, click the Calendar icon.

Three items Outlook on the web can do that the Outlook desktop can't do

Quickly schedule meetings with Suggested Times
Filter calendar events
Board view for the calendar

YouTube video

Suggested Times when creating a meeting

When you create a meeting in Outlook

Suggested Times in Outlook on the web — **Suggested Times**

Filter calendar items

Outlook on the web can filter your calendar items by:

All
Appointments
Meetings
Categories
Show as
Recurrence
Privacy

Filter calendar items using Outlook on the web — **Filter calendar items**

Board view in Calendar - Outlook on the web

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