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How do I reschedule a meeting in Teams?

Published in Teams Meeting Management 2 mins read

You can quickly and easily reschedule a meeting in Microsoft Teams by using the intuitive drag-and-drop feature directly within your Teams calendar. This method allows for a swift update to your meeting schedule.

Quick Method: Rescheduling with Drag and Drop

Microsoft Teams simplifies the process of updating meeting times right from your calendar. To quickly adjust a meeting time, you can utilize a straightforward drag-and-drop action.

Here's how to do it:

  1. Access Your Teams Calendar: Open your Microsoft Teams application and navigate to the Calendar view. You can typically find this on the left-hand navigation pane.
  2. Select the Meeting: Locate the meeting or event you wish to reschedule within your calendar.
  3. Drag to New Timeslot: Select the meeting, then drag it into a new, desired timeslot on your calendar.
  4. Drop to Update: Drop the meeting once it's over the new time and date.

Upon dropping the meeting, you'll be notified of invitees' availability before you finalize the update, ensuring you can make an informed decision about the new time.

Steps for Quickly Rescheduling a Meeting

For a clear overview, here are the steps in a table format:

Step Action Description
1 Locate Meeting Open your Teams calendar and find the meeting you need to change.
2 Drag & Drop Select the meeting and drag it to your preferred new time slot and date.
3 Confirm Change Drop the meeting into the new slot. Teams will automatically notify you about invitees' availability for the new time.

Important Considerations

When rescheduling a meeting, especially using the quick drag-and-drop method, Teams provides helpful feedback:

  • Invitee Availability: Before the meeting time is fully updated, Teams will notify you regarding the availability of your invitees for the new proposed time. This allows you to quickly see if the new slot works for everyone, or if further adjustments might be needed. This feature is crucial for minimizing conflicts and ensuring good attendance.

By using this method, you can efficiently manage your schedule and communicate changes to participants with minimal effort.