How do I import a shared Google Calendar?

Share your calendar

By default, your "free/busy" calendar information is shared with everyone in the sisd.cc system. You can share additional information with everyone or just specific employees, or stop sharing all calendar information.

1. Open Google Calendar.

2. In the My calendars list on the left, click the down-arrow next to your calendar, and then select Share this calendar

How do I import a shared Google Calendar?

3. Select the sharing options you want to use for your calendar.



View another user's calendar

If other users have shared their calendars with you, you can view those calendars. If a user hasn't yet shared his or her calendar with you, can can send a request to that person.

1. Open Google Calendar.

2. In the Other calendars list on the left, click the Add down-arrow, and then select Add a friend's calendar.

3. Enter the appropriate email address, and then click Add.

If the user has shared his or her calendar, it appears in your list under Other calendars, and the user's events appear on your calender. 

If the user has not shared his or her calendar, you'll see a page on which you can send a request to the user. 

4. Edit the default message if you like, and then click Send Request

Tip: To hide or show the user's events on your calendar, simply click the calender in your list.



Create another calendar

You can create any number of secondary calendars. For example, you can set up a calendar for your workgroup or team to share. Each calendar you create appears in your list under My Calendars.

1. Open Google Calendar.

2. In the My calendars box on the left, click Create

3. In the Create New Calendar window, enter a name for the calendar. You can also select a time zone and sharing options for the calendar.

4. When you're finished setting up the calendar, click Create Calendar.

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If you have your work calendar in your personal Google account’s calendar, you will want to export it from your personal account and import it into your NCSU Google Apps Calendar.

Export

To export your Google Calendar, follow the instructions in Google’s Export Your Calendar Help to get an ICAL formatted file with your calendar data.

If you are using any other calendar application that allows exporting, create an ICAL file for importing into NCSU Google Apps Calendar.

Import

Once you have an ICAL file (.ics filename extension) you can import it into your NCSU Google Apps Calendar.

  • Click on “Settings” under your “My Calendars” listing to see all of your calendars.
  • If you want to import into a new calendar, “Create new calendar” first to create the calendar
  • Click on “Import calendar”, select the ICAL (.ics) file and the calendar into which you want to import this calendar.

Share

Sharing gives you the ability to make calendars to share your calendar many different ways. You can share just your busy time, or all details with the world, with specific individuals or nobody.

Currently, when sharing with other NCSU Google Apps users, you need to share with their address. To find Extension employees’ unity id, find them in the Extension Directory and click on “Unity” just below their email address.

For instructions on how to share see: Sharing Basics

If you have a personal Google Calendar account, you may want to share your personal account’s calendar with your work account and visa versa. If you give “Make changes AND manage sharing” permissions, then you can add/edit events for both calendars regardless of which account you are logged into.

For information about delegation see: How can I delegate email or calendar access to another person?

Customize

You may want to change the name of your primary calendar to be your name rather than your . To do this, click on the triangle to the right of the calendar name in the “My Calendars” list on the left side of the page and select “Calendar Settings”. Change the “Calendar Name” to be your name. If you have a personal Google Calendar, you may want to make the name of this calendar different so you can differentiate the two (i.e. use your middle initial in your work calendar’s name)

How do I import a calendar into my shared calendar?

Create shared calendars. Import and export events and calendars. Delete a calendar. Add out-of-office dates to your calendar..
Click Settings. ... .
On the left, click Import & Export..
Click Select file from your computer, select your file, and click Open..
Click Import..

Why can't I see a Google Calendar that was shared with me?

In the Calendar left sidebar, go to Other calendars. Subscribe to calendar. In the Add calendar box, enter your email address. Your calendar should appear in their list.

How do I Export a shared Google Calendar?

Export events from one calendar You might need to click to expand it. Settings and sharing. Under "Calendar settings," click Export calendar. An ICS file of your events will start to download.