My machine's time zone is UTC-8, Office Profile time zone is set to UTC, and Microsoft Account time zone is set to UTC+10:Īnd here is a small summary table for the configurations and display results: Source Conclusionīelow is an example for the event that is happening on Octo5:00 PM UTC-8.
Second, if you look at the event in Microsoft Teams Calendar, you will see the event in the current time zone - the time zone of your machine, which can be confusing. It means if you have an app that synchronizes Outlook and SharePoint events, users can see different dates/times in SharePoint and Outlook based on their configurations in Microsoft Account and Office Profile. Single configuration, pretty easy, right?.įirst, Microsoft Account IS NOT EQUAL to Office Profile. Outlook events are displayed based on the time zone set in user's Microsoft Account that can be accessed using url. So, the only possible confusion is where this time zone configuration comes from :) Good thing about SharePoint events - they will be displayed in the same time zone/format both in SharePoint and Microsoft Teams. If this configuration is set, a user will see the events dates in the same time zone on any SharePoint site. Here is the screenshot of the documentation:
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Here you can find the documentation how to change the settings. This is done in user's Office Profile (Delve). In most cases, this is the only configuration set, and all users see events in the same time zone.īut user can additionally set regional settings for himself. The first configuration is Site Regional Settings that you can access in Site Settings -> Regional Settings: Or, to be more specific, in what time zone the event date will be displayed. There are 2 configurations that affect on how the event date/time is displayed to the user. In this post I want to overview how Outlook and SharePoint events dates are displayed in different Microsoft 365 applications based on different configurations available to the user. Not only in SharePoint or Microsoft 365, but probably in any platform or application. Working with time zones is always difficult.
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