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To confirm, you want a calendar completely separate from your primary one that you can utilize for incoming and outgoing event invitations? From my experience the easiest way to do this is to create a shared mailbox and set forwarding rules to bring in emails to yourself or attach the shared mailbox in your data profiles. This separates the mail, not like the alias dumping it into your primary mailbox, but this accomplishes a separate Calendar and Contacts list for this email. <br />
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Shared mailboxes are not billed for license either so this helps keep costs down.
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To confirm, you want a calendar completely separate from your primary one that you can utilize for incoming and outgoing event invitations? From my experience the easiest way to do this is to create a shared mailbox and set forwarding rules to bring in emails to yourself or attach the shared mailbox in your data profiles. This separates the mail, not like the alias dumping it into your primary mailbox, but this accomplishes a separate Calendar and Contacts list for this email.

Shared mailboxes are not billed for license either so this helps keep costs down.

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Yes, separate from primary. &nbsp;If I created a shared mailbox, can people email send a meeting invite which will populate the shared calendar?
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Yes, separate from primary.  If I created a shared mailbox, can people email send a meeting invite which will populate the shared calendar?

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Also, how would I add a shared calendar once I create the shared mailbox?
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Also, how would I add a shared calendar once I create the shared mailbox?

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In Office 365, is it possible to create an alias that has a calendar associated with it? &nbsp; For example, I want people to email my second alias and be able to setup appointments on that second calendar. &nbsp;Let me know if that's possible if anyone knows.
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In Office 365, is it possible to create an alias that has a calendar associated with it?   For example, I want people to email my second alias and be able to setup appointments on that second calendar.  Let me know if that's possible if anyone knows.

Create an alias with calendar ability?

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