Attention users! Microsoft will shut down the calendar view feature at the end of the month

Microsoft recently quietly announced that it will turn off the calendar board view function at the end of this month. This adjustment will affect many users. Although Microsoft updated its support documentation and announced this change in May this year, it was not until recently that the foreign technology media Office365itpros.com revealed the news.

According to Microsoft’s official description, starting in June 2023, users will no longer be able to access the calendar board view, but will be redirected to other supported calendar views. This means users will lose the ability to display calendars in a board format. Nonetheless, Microsoft stressed that the contents of user accounts will remain intact, including calendars, emails, notes, tasks and files. Users can still access them through the corresponding applications.

According to the editor's understanding, in the "Privacy and Data" of Outlook settings, users can export the metadata of the calendar board to back up their data and make subsequent use.

This adjustment will have a certain impact on users who are accustomed to using the calendar board view. According to Microsoft, they discontinued this feature because of adjustments based on user feedback and usage patterns to improve user experience and product efficiency. Although this move may cause inconvenience to some users, Microsoft still recommends that users switch to other supported calendar views to manage and view their schedules.

Although the calendar board view will no longer be available, users' calendar functionality will not be affected. Microsoft will ensure that the calendar board URL is redirected to other supported calendar views to ensure that users can smoothly switch to the new view.

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