Add Microsoft Exchange Calendar To Outlook | Find Solution

Summary: This write-up will explain the step by step method to add Microsoft Exchange calendar to Outlook by using the manual and professional solution which helps the Exchange users to perform the task easily.

In an IT organization and other sectors, the Exchange calendar plays a vital role because it creates and stores the appointment, meetings, events, and many more things. This helps the corporate users to schedule and planed their upcoming tasks. That’s why it is very necessary to add Exchange calendar to Outlook, which helps the user for better productivity in their business.

User can Add MS Exchange Calendar to Outlook in Two Steps:

Step 1: Convert Exchange EDB calendar to Outlook Data File

Step 2: Import PST to Microsoft Outlook

Users can perform this operation by using the manual solution i.e. Exchange PowerShell and the professional solution such as EDB Converter software provided by SysTools.

Add Microsoft Exchange Calendar to Outlook PST Using Manual Method

Before exporting the Exchange mailbox calendar, users have to assign “Mailbox Import Export” role and create the UNC network share path by assigning the read/write permission to the Exchange Trusted Subsystem security group.

The following command to export EDB mailbox calendar to Outlook Data File:

New-MailboxExportRequest -Mailbox “mailbox name” -FilePath “\\Server11\File\name.pst” -IncludeFolders “Calendar”

Users will be able to export the Exchange calendar from one EDB mailbox at a time by using the command mentioned above.

If users want to export calendar in the date range, then they have to run this command given the below section:

Export-Mailbox-Identity –StartDate “Insert the start date” –EndDate “Insert the last date” –IncludeFolders ‘\Calendar’ –FilePath \SERVER12\New\john.pst

Limitation Of Manual Method

1. The manual solution does not export multiple Exchange mailbox data items i.e. calendar to PST file format
2. If the user doesn’t assign the Mailbox Import Export role then they will not be able to export the Exchange calendar to Outlook Data File
3. Same as if they didn’t create the Network Shared Folder then the user cannot export the MS Exchange mailbox calendar to the resultant file

Professional Solution to Add Microsoft Exchange Calendar to Outlook

The EDB Converter software helps Exchange and Naive users to export multiple calendars from different/same Exchange Mailbox to PST with no data loss. Users don’t have to run any command to perform the operation. This utility provides the graphical user interface which makes it easier for them to add Exchange calendar to Outlook data file in a single shot.

This utility supports the private and public dismounted/offline Exchange database file. Along, with this, it also supports the Streaming Media File. It provides the dual scanning option (Quick and Advance scan) to remove corruption from the .edb file and repair Exchange mailbox. Quick scan mode recover and repair EDB file from minimal corruption and if the Exchange database file is highly corrupted select the advance scanning mode to recover it.

Note: The Advance scan option also recovers permanently deleted Microsoft Exchange data items and mailboxes from EDB file. You can select this mode to recover deleted mailbox after retention period.

Users can extract mailbox from EDB file Exchange 2016/2013 and export selective/entire Exchange mailboxes or data items into PST and various file formats such as PDF/MSG/EML/MBOX/HTML.

By exporting to different formats you can easily add mailboxes to different email clients.  For example,  user can add Exchange mailbox to Thunderbird, MS Outlook, Windows Live Mail, etc.. Like EDB mailbox users can also export selective items to various file formats and add into various email applications.

Also Read:

1. Add Exchange Contacts to Outlook In An Easy Way

2. Smart Way to Add Exchange Email to Windows Live Mail

After the conversion of Exchange data items and mailboxes, this advanced software automatically creates the export report in CSV file format which saves the success and fail count of exported data.

Key Features Of Professional Software

1. Create UNICODE PST file by default
2. Preview Microsoft Exchange mailbox data items before conversion
3. Extract data from priv.edb and pub.edb files
4. Maintains actual folder structure and keep metadata intact
5. Option to remove (SMIME/OpenPGP) email encryption from Exchange mailboxes in bulk
6. The software is compatible with all version of Exchange Server, MS Outlook and Windows OS

Steps to Add Microsoft Exchange Calendar to Outlook Data File

Step 1: Download automated software and Launch it

Step 2: Click on the Add file button to load Exchange database file > Click Add

Note: The scan mode option (Quick and Advance scan) allow the users to remove corruption from the EDB file

Step 3: Preview Exchange mailbox data items (emails, contacts, calendars, journals, notes, tasks) > Click Export

Step 4: Click on the EDB Mailboxes > Select PST > Click on Advance Settings to add Exchange calendar to Outlook

Step 5: From the category option > Select Calendar > Click Save button

Step 6: Click the browse button > Set destination location > Click Export button

Successfully the Exchange Calendar in exported into PST file format

Import PST File into Outlook

After exporting the calendar from Exchange Mailbox to Outlook data file by using the manual and professional solution. Now follow the steps given below to add Exchange calendar to Outlook by importing the resultant file i.e. PST:

Bringing It All Together

Now users can easily add Microsoft Exchange Calendar to Outlook by using the solution provided in this write-up. Both methods are good but the professional solution is used by most of the Exchange/Naive users because they do not have to run any kind of command to export Exchange calendar to PST file and the most important part is anyone such as the technical and non-technical user can use this utility. The software can export the calendar from Exchange database file into Outlook data file in batch with no loss of data.