How to Set Up Calendar Permissions for Multiple Users in Microsoft Graph?
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I'm diving into Microsoft Graph and trying to grant write access to six users so they can modify each other's primary calendars. I've come across an error, specifically: "Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'CalendarId'. Cannot convert value to type System.String." I've attached a snippet of my code, where I'm looping through the users and using the Get-MgUserCalendar and Get-MgUserCalendarPermission commands. Any suggestions on what might be going wrong?
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It looks like you're trying to fetch the user calendar permission but the CalendarId might not be formatted correctly as a string. Try using `$existingPerm = Get-MgUserCalendarPermission -UserId $targetUser -CalendarId "$($primaryCalendar.id)"` to force it to convert into a string. You might also want to print out what `$primaryCalendar.id` returns just to be sure it's what you expect.
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I noticed you set `$primaryCalendar` as an array first and then immediately overwrite it with a single calendar. This could lead to confusion. Since you're targeting one user's primary calendar, you should just assign it directly and avoid the array initialization. Also, make sure that `$primaryCalendar.id` is indeed a single string and not multiple values.
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Your error indicates that `$primaryCalendar.id` isn't a string. This can happen if there are multiple calendars returned for a user. Check the contents of `$primaryCalendar` to see if it’s returning more than one calendar and ensure you're pointing to the correct one.
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Since you're using M365 accounts, consider managing these permissions directly through the MS 365 admin portal or the Exchange Online module for a more straightforward process. Leveraging Microsoft Graph can be tricky at first, especially with permission handling.
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