Automate - Share Calendar Events With Yourself. Recently I started a new part time job at I’m super excited about the new job, but this means having multiple Google Calendars to check and make sure I’m in the right place. I have coded a way to automate my Calendar events to auto add myself. See below to grab the script. Google Apps ScriptYou can code Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms… AND CALENDAR. Using a few lines of JavaScript in an Apps Script file you can add your personal email to your work calendar events. Make a Copy Click on the i on the left hand side and use the copy icon. Replace the Email Address On line 3 of the script is a fake email address. Number of Days The code is set to look for the calendar events for the next 12 days and automate adding the email to those events within those days.
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