# Microsoft Outlook Calendar[¶](https://www.dataiku.com/product/plugins/calendar-office365/)

## Retrieve all the events from your Google Calendar, or from any resources you have read access to[¶](https://www.dataiku.com/product/plugins/calendar-office365/)

## Plugin information[¶](https://www.dataiku.com/product/plugins/calendar-office365/)

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| Version | 0.0.1 |

| Author | Dataiku (Vincent Breton) |

| Released | 2021-06 |

| Last updated | 2021-06 |

| License | Apache Software License |

| Source code | Github |

| Reporting issues | Github |

With this plugin, you will be able to retrieve events from your Microsoft Outlook Calendar account

## How to set up[¶](https://www.dataiku.com/product/plugins/calendar-office365/)

Register an application

## How to use[¶](https://www.dataiku.com/product/plugins/calendar-office365/)

Before the plugin can be used for a given DSS user, it has to be enabled with its own profile. To do so, the user has to go to the **DSS profile page > Credentials**, and click on the edit icon corresponding to the calendar-office365 preset. This will redirect the user to the Microsoft Authentication page where they can allow DSS to access the data from their Calendar account.

This plugin has two components: a custom dataset and a recipe.

In a DSS flow, you can add a dataset by clicking on **+Dataset > Calendar office365**. Then, select the authentication preset created and activated in the previous steps. Specify the id of the calendar you want to consult. By default, it will be empty, which will retrieve the user’s personal calendar. You need to narrow your Calendar Events search by adding a start and/or end date (mandatory).

In some instances, you may want to retrieve the calendar of several resources, several time ranges, or a combination of both. To do so, create a dataset containing the combinations you want to retrieve, say a list of calendar ids of several resources.

Then use it as an input to the Calendar office365 recipe: in your DSS flow, click **+Recipe > Calendar office365**.

Use the list of calendar id as input and create an output dataset. Pick a column name corresponding to each condition you want to search (any combination of *calendar ids*, *from dates* and *end dates*).

Next, run the recipe and the calendars corresponding to each line of the input dataset will be retrieved in the output dataset.

### Install In DSS[¶](https://www.dataiku.com/product/plugins/calendar-office365/)

To install the plugin, open the  Apps menu, click Plugins and search for Office365 Calendar.

Alternatively, you can download a zipped version here.

### Get the Dataiku Data Sheet[¶](https://www.dataiku.com/product/plugins/calendar-office365/)

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