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Please provide me with the correct syntax for granting a user full access to another user's Office 365 calendar by using the Office 365 Power Shell.<br />
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For example this command grants a single user full access to everyone's calendar within Office 365.<br />
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How can this power shell command be modified to grant a single user access to another user's Office 365 calendar?<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-29054133-1">Get-Mailbox | ForEach-Object {Add-MailboxFolderPermission $_&quot;:\Calendar&quot; -User msmith@company.com -AccessRights Owner}</code></pre>
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Please provide me with the correct syntax for granting a user full access to another user's Office 365 calendar by using the Office 365 Power Shell.

For example this command grants a single user full access to everyone's calendar within Office 365.

How can this power shell command be modified to grant a single user access to another user's Office 365 calendar?

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Correct syntax for granting a user full access to another user's Office 365 calendar

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