Organize Sub-Calendars in Nested Folders

Folders are a way to group sub-calendars and to create an organizational hierarchy for them. Folder organization makes it easier to find the sub-calendars you are looking for, or to work with only a group of sub-calendars.


 

Access level required: Administrator

  1. Open your Teamup calendar in a browser.
  2. Click the blue menu (top right).
  3. Select Settings.
  4. Open the Calendars tab.
  5. Click the Pencil icon next to a sub-calendar name to edit it.
  6. Use the ‘>’ character to build a hierarchy of sub-calendars.
    • Use a right arrow symbol to organize calendars in a folder: Name of Folder > Name of Sub-Calendar.
    • Repeat the same “Name of Folder > ” for every sub-calendar you want in the folder.
    • To create nested folders, add more folder names: Folder 1 > Folder 2 > Sub-Calendar.
  7. Repeat this process for any other sub-calendars you want to place in folders.
  8. Click Back to calendar (top left) to return to the calendar view and see your folder structure.
  9. You can expand or collapse folders to show or hide their calendars.

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