Tag Archives: Microsoft Graph REST API

Deleting Calendar Events With The Microsoft Graph API

While I was exploring the Microsoft Graph REST API and working with Calendar Events:

Use The Microsoft Graph REST API To Create An Event In The User's Calendar
So after my recent YouTube video on sending an e-mail via an Outlook.com account using the Microsoft Graph REST API: I thought I’d provide a function which can be used to create an event in the user’s calendar. (it is still a work in progress though)
Searching Calendar Events With The Microsoft Graph API
Working off of my existing demo and previous posts:   I wanted to share 2 routines I’ve created for searching/listing events in a calendar.

the next logical step was to delete an event and nothing could be easier!

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Searching Calendar Events With The Microsoft Graph API

Working off of my existing demo and previous posts:

How-to Send E-mails Via Outlook Using The Microsoft Graph API
Well, unless you’ve been living under a rock, by now, you are aware of some fundamental changes coming to Outlook in the not too distant future, mainly the fact that it will cease to support any form of VBA! Now, many have tried to make Microsoft reverse course, understand the millions of solutions (Access, Word, Excel, …) that will instantaneously break with such a switch, but there has been no change in course.  Actually, per the usual, there has been little to no response whatsoever. This brings us to today’s post!  
Use The Microsoft Graph REST API To Create An Event In The User's Calendar
So after my recent YouTube video on sending an e-mail via an Outlook.com account using the Microsoft Graph REST API: I thought I’d provide a function which can be used to create an event in the user’s calendar. (it is still a work in progress though)

 

I wanted to share 2 routines I’ve created for searching/listing events in a calendar.

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Identify Your User ID With The Microsoft Graph REST API

There can be instances in which you need to identify a user’s Microsoft Graph REST API ID, so their user id.

This can be useful at time for running certain HTTP requests for a specific user. Retrieve information, Create/Edit/Delete elements associated with their account (contacts, calendar events, e-mails, …)

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Microsoft Graph REST API Bug When Applying a $select=id

As you all have noticed by now, I have been exploring implementing the Graph REST API to interact with Outlook components: E-mail, Calendar, Contacts, …

How-to Send E-mails Via Outlook Using The Microsoft Graph API
Well, unless you’ve been living under a rock, by now, you are aware of some fundamental changes coming to Outlook in the not too distant future, mainly the fact that it will cease to support any form of VBA! Now, many have tried to make Microsoft reverse course, understand the millions of solutions (Access, Word, Excel, …) that will instantaneously break with such a switch, but there has been no change in course.  Actually, per the usual, there has been little to no response whatsoever. This brings us to today’s post!  
How-to Send E-mails With Attchments Via Outlook Using The Microsoft Graph API
So, a few weeks ago I published articles and videos of how we can implement Microsoft’s Graph API so we could send e-mails: creates calendar events:
Use The Microsoft Graph REST API To Create An Event In The User's Calendar
So after my recent YouTube video on sending an e-mail via an Outlook.com account using the Microsoft Graph REST API: I thought I’d provide a function which can be used to create an event in the user’s calendar. (it is still a work in progress though)

 

Well, I’ve encountered an oddity that I qualify as a bug.  I’m still investigating, bug have been able to reproduce the issue multiple times now (every time in fact).

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