Exchange Online update calendar item

Update a calendar item in Exchange Online.

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Action settings

Do one of the following to open the Action configuration window:

Double-click the action.
Click on the action and then click Configure.

See Action configuration window for more information.

Field	Description
Calendar item ID	Specify the ID of the calendar item to update.
Subject	Specify the subject of the calendar item.
Location	Specify the location of the calendar item.
Message body	Specify the message of the calendar item in either plain text or rich text. Rich text supports HTML text formatting but does not include tables and images. Use the Rich Text editor to display formatted text, pictures, hyperlinks and HTML in a workflow action. Click in the email body area to enter or edit content. Due to some security enhancements done to the rich text editor some HTML tags are no longer supported. For more information, see HTML tags not supported . If no font is specified, then font is inherited from the platform used. For example, if an email is sent using Outlook, then its default font is used (typically Times New Roman).
Time zone	Specify a time zone to use for the calendar item's dates. Default value: UTC.
Start time	Specify the start time.
End time	Specify the end time.
All day event	Specify whether or not the event is an all day event.
Set reminder?	Specify whether or not to update the item's reminder with the values specified for Reminder (minutes).
Reminder (minutes)	Specify the number of minutes prior to the item's start time that the reminder will trigger.
Show time as	Specify how the time for the item will appear on the calendar.
Importance	Specify the level of importance of the calendar item.
Categories	Specify a collection or dictionary variable for the list of categories.
Private	Specify whether or not the item is private.
Required	Specify a collection or dictionary variable for the list of required attendees' email addresses.
Optional	Specify a collection or dictionary variable for the list of optional attendees' email addresses.
Request response	Specify whether or not to request responses to the meeting invitation.
Allow new time proposals	When requesting responses, specify whether or not to allow new time proposals from attendees.
Authorizing user	Important: Due to Microsoft deprecating basic authentication, the Username and Password fields in the configuration of this action has been replaced with the new Authorizing user field. If you have existing workflows using the old version of the action, you must add the action to your workflow again and reconfigure it. Existing workflows with the old version of the action will continue to run till basic authentication is deprecated by Microsoft. After it's deprecated the action will fail at execution if you don't replace and reconfigure the action. Specify an email address to receive the authorization request for the action. External email addresses can be used. What happens in the authorization process? When the action runs, an email with the below content is sent to the email address selected for the Authorizing user. From: notification@nintexlive.com Subject: Contains phrases "Nintex Live" and "Request authorization". Contents: Contains links to authorize or deny the operation. When the link to provide authorization is clicked the user is prompted to do the following: Log in to the external service. Allow Nintex Live to access the external service. Option to stop receiving future authorization requests for the service. What happens if authorization is not provided? If the authorizationis not provided for one of the following reasons, the workflow is suspended. The authorizing user denies the authorization request by: Clicking the deny link in the email received. Not allowing Nintex live to access the external service. The workflow is suspended with the error "The service request has been denied". Authorization is not provided within 7 days after the authorization request is sent. The authorizing user never clicks the authorize link in the email message. The authorizing user initiates the process by clicking the link but does not complete all steps. For example, the authorizing user logs in to the external service but does not complete the step to allow Nintex Live to access the external service. The workflow is suspended with the error "The service request has expired".
Exchange version	Specify the version of Exchange Online.
User to impersonate	Specify a user to impersonate. This allows an account with the appropriate permission to update an item in another user's calendar.
Update successful	Specify a Boolean variable to store whether or not the update was successful. Returns "Yes" if the item was updated successfully.

For more information about how to use Lookups in configuration fields, see Lookups in action configuration fields.