Support for Google (Gmail) calendars
AdminMac Outlook Team
(Product Manager, Outlook.com)
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Support for Google Calendars is now fully available as of 16.13.513+ builds of Outlook for Mac. Note that this requires Office 365 subscription and re-adding your Google account again via Tools > Accounts (existing IMAP accounts are left as-is).
Please contact us using Help > Contact Support if you have any questions or issues.
1270 comments
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JP
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Make Internet Calendars (Gmail) available as of Outlook 2019 for MAC OS X. This should have been EXPLICITLY stated B4 I purchased the Office Suite for my Mac.
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Anonymous
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I understand that it is available for Office 365, but not all of us have that option.
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Anonymous
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When will this be added for volume licenses?
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Anonymous
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Honestly? Excluding features for users of a non-subscription version is ridiculous!
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Mark
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Can you explain the steps in re-adding the Google account? Do I delete the account and then add it again?
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Jorge
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How can I sync my Google Calendar and Google Address Book with MS Outlook 2016 for MAC?
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Miguel Castillo
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Please give us support for sync google task and also google calendar. That's basic for working every day.
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J.jolly
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How about we make this a capability for EVERYONE!? It's ridiculous. Also, I'm not paying for a 365 subscription. This is exactly why I don't use Microsoft products unless I'm forced to.
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Mike's Garage commented
Hi, Do you have also added support for Google Contacts in Outlook n2016 Mac?
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Luke M
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Upgraded...
Deleted Gmail Account
Added Gmail Account back
Am insider Fast Build 365erANDDDDD!!!!!!!
No Gmail calendar in the calendar pain. Your update does nothing.
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Anonymous
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This is unacceptable. Is Microsoft joking? I can believe that the "compatibility" and "supported features" really means "I'll make a copy of all your staff in my cloud and I'll sync it with gmail's one" that really means, pay twice and once you are in my cloud it will be easy to stay with me and leave you previous provider... Very disgusted for that
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Neal K Jain
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Really unacceptable to have a cash requirement of subscription with Mac. That's not the case with Windows. Why?
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katie
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Yeah, um, would have liked to have known it would be Office 365 only before I plunked down my cash for Office 2016. Will this ever be done??
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Henry
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Disappointed a bought a wrong product, my Outlook 2016
v16.15 failed me. F***!""
Please note that support for Google Calendar and Contacts is available to those who have Office 365 plans that include Office applications.As your license is Perpetual, please continue voting for it in our UserVoice channel
https://outlook.uservoice.com/forums/293343-outlook-for-mac/suggestions/7695072-support-for-google-gmail-calendars
https://outlook.uservoice.com/forums/293343-outlook-for-mac/suggestions/7695078-support-for-google-gmail-contactsWe're all working together to improve Outlook for Mac, and any feedback you provide helps us get there!
Let me know though if you have other Outlook for Mac questions.""
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ROSS GARRETSON
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Great to see. Any idea on when we will see contacts too? Such as a GApps directory?
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Lance
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how can you call this complete when it relies on office 365? So not only did I pay for my Mac Office 2016 License but not I have to pay for office 365 just so I can use my my gmail with the outlook that I already paid for as part of mac office 2016 how is this right?
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Anonymous
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Hi - well this seems to work in that my shared calendar is now visible. However - the private one is not. Is there some other configuration that is needed ?
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Andreas
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Mike Wagner
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When will google contacts support be added to the stand along Outlook for Mac app, not the 365 version?
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Anonymous
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Finally, this is a great feature and I am now very happy with Outlook for Mac. In fact I am happy with office 365 for mac. If only we could get Visio for Mac.
