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If a calendar contains sensitive information, or shouldn't be edited by just anyone, you can restrict viewing and/or editing of it. Restrictions in Team Calendars work in much the same way they do in Confluence – allowing you to restrict content to single users or Confluence groups.

Calendars also respect the view permissions of their related space. When you create a calendar in a space, or add a related space to an existing calendar, only people with permission to view the space will be able to see the calendar.

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Apply restrictions to a calendar

  1. Choose Calendars in the Confluence header or space sidebar
  2. Choose  to the right of a calendar's name, then choose Restrictions
  3. Do any of the following:
    • Choose Restrict viewing then search for and select a user, or choose the Group button and search for and select a Confluence group
    • Choose Restrict editing then search for and select a user, or choose the Group button and search for and select a Confluence group
  4. Choose OK

If you restrict editing of a calendar, any user not allowed to edit the calendar won't be able to add events to the calendar, edit any existing events, or change restrictions for the calendar.

For more information about Confluence groups, take a look at the Global Permissions Overview.

Team Calendars for Confluence is now part of Confluence Data Center
To get access to the features described on this page upgrade to Confluence Data Center 7.11 or later. Can’t upgrade yet? Depending on your current Data Center version, you can access these features by installing the latest version of the app (at no cost). See our FAQ for all the details

Last modified on Feb 2, 2021

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