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The iPhone Calendar is phenomenal, but pairing it with email clients like Outlook manifolds its use cases. Once you’ve synced the Outlook Calendar with your iPhone, it will auto-add and adjust your schedule through emails. It essentially ignites your productivity and allows you to manage your events better.
Although syncing Outlook calendar to the iPhone wasn’t straightforward, both firms have improved it drastically. You can either do it via iPhone settings or iTunes. Keep reading, and I’ll show you how to sync your Outlook account with your iPhone Calendar?
If you have a Microsoft account, you can use that to sign in to Outlook during syncing. Otherwise, you can create an account during the process.
Follow the steps below to sync your Outlook calendar with your iPhone:
Another nifty way to sync Outlook calendar with the iPhone is via the iTunes app or Finder on your PC or Mac. Ideally, you don’t need to go through this method if you followed the steps for the first method (using the iPhone Settings) correctly.
Before going ahead, turn off iCloud for Calendars in your iPhone Settings. To do this:
To sync Outlook Calendar with your iPhone via iTunes:
Once the syncing is complete, Outlook can now exchange calendar data with your iPhone’s built-in Calendar. Invariably, you can manage the events scheduled in your iPhone Calendar on Outlook.
If someone also schedules you for a meeting and sends it to your Outlook email, you’ll see this schedule in your iPhone Calendars.
You can’t just go wrong with Microsoft Outlook’s intuitive user interface and experience. It’s still one of the best for managing and accessing your schedules. Did your Outlook calendar sync with your iPhone? Let me know in the comments section below.
FAQs
Any fault from software to a network problem can prevent iPhone and Outlook from syncing. However, give Outlook some time to sync with the iPhone Calendars if you’re not yet seeing any changes. If they’re still not syncing, you might want to use this Outlook/iPhone Calendar fixing article to solve the problem.
There’s no built-in way to force-sync Outlook and the iPhone Calendars. But you can resync them if they fail to sync. This involves repeating the steps outlined for syncing the Outlook calendar through the iPhone Settings.
To view your Calendar in Outlook, Open the Outlook mobile app on your iPhone (install it from the App Store if you’ve not done so already). Next, tap Calendar at the bottom-right to open your calendars in Outlook.
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