How to Connect Google Sheets to Google Calendar | Automate Calendar Scheduling

Learn how to effortlessly sync your Google Sheets with your Google Calendar in this step-by-step tutorial! Whether you're managing schedules, planning meetings, or organizing events, integrating your Sheets with Calendar streamlines your workflow and ensures all your important dates are in one place.
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[@halukakalin1368]

For personel usage of Calendar Event Calculator (free version) is limited only for five event.

[@muhatha]

thank you.

[@jocelynpacioneslumanta6745]

Thankyou

[@Janselin23]

hiii do you know if there's an option to disable meet links at the moment when you create the events? thanks!

[@arikanudoka2227]

hi, if the meeting links were there prior to using this method, you can turn off meeting links from your calendar settings directly. you can either do it for the whole calendar, or for a sub calendar (or more).

[@reizhskrivadenn]

Thanks, but you should warn at the beginning of the video that it's a paid plug-in. After a few tries (it took me 1 hour to format my whole document), I got a message telling me that I'd used up all the tries, and that I had to pay $10/month...
I'm a bit disappointed to have wasted all that time and to be back at square one.

[@Cecilia-zf3yt]

Hirap