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just want I needed, thank you
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I attempted this and found that I was premature in assigning the Best Solution - I ended up with the error &quot;There is no existing permission entry found for user: Anonymous<br />
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Any other suggestions
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I attempted this and found that I was premature in assigning the Best Solution - I ended up with the error "There is no existing permission entry found for user: Anonymous

Any other suggestions

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disregard my last entry, Masil Michev was correct, I add use the &quot;set&quot; instead of &quot;add&quot; I corrected and all worked as I needed.
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disregard my last entry, Masil Michev was correct, I add use the "set" instead of "add" I corrected and all worked as I needed.

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Sorry, That Should have be Vasil Michev (MVP) was correct. No disrespect intended, just a typo. Thank you Vasil Michev (MVP)
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Sorry, That Should have be Vasil Michev (MVP) was correct. No disrespect intended, just a typo. Thank you Vasil Michev (MVP)

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So, did you solve the issue or need more help with it? :)
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So, did you solve the issue or need more help with it? :)

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The standard entries in a user's Outlook calendar permissions are &quot;Default&quot; and &quot;Anonymous&quot; , we have some users that deleted the &quot;Anonymous&quot; entry. I would like to get it back so I can explicitly give it permission level of &quot;none&quot; but I cannot add it back from the Calendar Properties window. Is there a script or other way to do this?<br />
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I am using Office 365 and all of our mailboxes are in the Microsoft cloud.
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The standard entries in a user's Outlook calendar permissions are "Default" and "Anonymous" , we have some users that deleted the "Anonymous" entry. I would like to get it back so I can explicitly give it permission level of "none" but I cannot add it back from the Calendar Properties window. Is there a script or other way to do this?

I am using Office 365 and all of our mailboxes are in the Microsoft cloud.

adding Anonymous back to Outlook Calendar permissions

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Microsoft Office

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.

Outlook

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