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Google Calendar for Confluence enables you to share private calendars with your colleagues. You can integrate one or multiple Google Calendars into your Confluence pages without making them public.

How to add the Google Calendar Macro to a Confluence Page

After having installed the app from the Atlassian Marketplace, you can embed Google Calendars in any wiki page or blog post.

  • Go to the wiki page where you want to add the calendar.

  • Edit the page.

  • Type /google-calendar ({google-calendar} for the old editor) to add the macro.

Do not copy & paste but type {google-calendar} or /google-calendar

Inserting the macro in the Confluence editor

  • Open the macro editor, if it doesn’t do so automatically.

Inserting the macro from the macro dropdown

You can now authorize which Google Calendars the app should have read access to.

  • Click on Authenticate new Google account.

  • Allow codefortynine to view your Google Calendars.

Authenticate new Google account

Once you’ve authenticated your calendars, you can select and configure the calendar(s) you want to display.

Read More

Installation
Integrating Your Google Calendar(s) to a Confluence Page
Configure the Google Calendar for Confluence macro
FAQ
License and Security

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