Add event at Google Calendar to someone unknown calendar
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I have event at my Google Calendar, it is new year eve event. I want to share my event to my co-worker so my co-worker can click that link and automatically add event to their calendar. However, I don't know what calendar or platform their used, I just want to share link to my WhatsApp group. How to do this at my Google Calendar? Please let me know.
I have read some article here about sharing one calendar. I think isn't suitable for me because I share a whole calendar. I just want to share one event. How to do this? anyone who experience?
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I have event at my Google Calendar, it is new year eve event. I want to share my event to my co-worker so my co-worker can click that link and automatically add event to their calendar. However, I don't know what calendar or platform their used, I just want to share link to my WhatsApp group. How to do this at my Google Calendar? Please let me know.
I have read some article here about sharing one calendar. I think isn't suitable for me because I share a whole calendar. I just want to share one event. How to do this? anyone who experience?
calendar google-calendar
edited Dec 6 at 7:12
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asked Dec 5 at 10:56
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You have the option to e-mail the details of an event when you click on it, which allows the recipient to add it to his or her own calendar. Alternatively, you can create a calendar for this single event and share it.
– AFH
Dec 5 at 11:42
I dont want to share a whole calendar. I just want to link likemailto:myemail.com. Is doesn't care what mail services you use it, but it always send to myemail.com
– Yohanes AI
Dec 5 at 11:46
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I have event at my Google Calendar, it is new year eve event. I want to share my event to my co-worker so my co-worker can click that link and automatically add event to their calendar. However, I don't know what calendar or platform their used, I just want to share link to my WhatsApp group. How to do this at my Google Calendar? Please let me know.
I have read some article here about sharing one calendar. I think isn't suitable for me because I share a whole calendar. I just want to share one event. How to do this? anyone who experience?
calendar google-calendar
edited Dec 6 at 7:12
serenesat
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asked Dec 5 at 10:56
Yohanes AI
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I have event at my Google Calendar, it is new year eve event. I want to share my event to my co-worker so my co-worker can click that link and automatically add event to their calendar. However, I don't know what calendar or platform their used, I just want to share link to my WhatsApp group. How to do this at my Google Calendar? Please let me know.
I have read some article here about sharing one calendar. I think isn't suitable for me because I share a whole calendar. I just want to share one event. How to do this? anyone who experience?
calendar google-calendar
calendar google-calendar
edited Dec 6 at 7:12
serenesat
8,50592041
asked Dec 5 at 10:56
Yohanes AI
1012
edited Dec 6 at 7:12
serenesat
8,50592041
asked Dec 5 at 10:56
Yohanes AI
1012
edited Dec 6 at 7:12
serenesat
8,50592041
edited Dec 6 at 7:12
serenesat
8,50592041
edited Dec 6 at 7:12
serenesat
8,50592041
8,50592041
asked Dec 5 at 10:56
Yohanes AI
1012
asked Dec 5 at 10:56
Yohanes AI
1012
asked Dec 5 at 10:56
Yohanes AI
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migrated from superuser.com Dec 5 at 14:22
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migrated from superuser.com Dec 5 at 14:22
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You have the option to e-mail the details of an event when you click on it, which allows the recipient to add it to his or her own calendar. Alternatively, you can create a calendar for this single event and share it.
– AFH
Dec 5 at 11:42
I dont want to share a whole calendar. I just want to link likemailto:myemail.com. Is doesn't care what mail services you use it, but it always send to myemail.com
– Yohanes AI
Dec 5 at 11:46
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You have the option to e-mail the details of an event when you click on it, which allows the recipient to add it to his or her own calendar. Alternatively, you can create a calendar for this single event and share it.
– AFH
Dec 5 at 11:42
I dont want to share a whole calendar. I just want to link likemailto:myemail.com. Is doesn't care what mail services you use it, but it always send to myemail.com
– Yohanes AI
Dec 5 at 11:46
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You have the option to e-mail the details of an event when you click on it, which allows the recipient to add it to his or her own calendar. Alternatively, you can create a calendar for this single event and share it.
– AFH
Dec 5 at 11:42
You have the option to e-mail the details of an event when you click on it, which allows the recipient to add it to his or her own calendar. Alternatively, you can create a calendar for this single event and share it.
– AFH
Dec 5 at 11:42
I dont want to share a whole calendar. I just want to link like
mailto:myemail.com. Is doesn't care what mail services you use it, but it always send to myemail.com– Yohanes AI
Dec 5 at 11:46
I dont want to share a whole calendar. I just want to link like
mailto:myemail.com. Is doesn't care what mail services you use it, but it always send to myemail.com– Yohanes AI
Dec 5 at 11:46
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You have the option to e-mail the details of an event when you click on it, which allows the recipient to add it to his or her own calendar. Alternatively, you can create a calendar for this single event and share it.
– AFH
Dec 5 at 11:42
I dont want to share a whole calendar. I just want to link like
mailto:myemail.com. Is doesn't care what mail services you use it, but it always send to myemail.com– Yohanes AI
Dec 5 at 11:46