Go to the calendar page in SiteBuilder.The data remains synchronised with SiteBuilder and updates periodically, depending on your calendar application's settings. Copy the iCalendar URL – and subscribe to it in your preferred calendar application.Use this method to import the data to another SiteBuilder calendar. When you import the file to another calendar application, the data does not synchronise with the SiteBuilder calendar. Download the iCalendar file – this is a snapshot of the calendar at a particular time.There are two ways to export the calendar data: I don't understand why a common formator simple text file becomes so user hostile with microsoft suite of tools?Īny help would be appreciated.You can export the data from SiteBuilder and import it to any application that supports the iCalendar format – for example, Apple Calendar (formerly iCal), Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook or SiteBuilder. I'm ok with scheduling power automate to update the list every hour. I would like to get the ICAL information into a useful host like sharepoint. Microsoft does not seem to have a tool or scheme to display this information in a reliable way. Trying to publish a 3rd party Ical to an open community, is just maddening. It really is a worthless endeavor or effort. The reminder field appears to be ommitted or outlook does not pick it up. Once received I can't edit the entry to either format the information into an intelligent summary. Or give an option of how to populate the outlook calendar with a mail merge type of approach to match fields or formatting. With all these amazing tools, not one of them seems to accept an Ical file in a useful format. The import to outlook calendar is, down right awful. Power automate seems like a logical solution. Can't seem to find a way to use or import ICAL into a sharepoint list or calendar.
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