Ms365 calendar update
ms365 calendar update
Update a calendar event (Calendars.ReadWrite)
Synopsis
PATCH /me/events/{id} with ONLY the flags you pass — unset flags leave the event untouched. --attendee REPLACES the whole attendee list. Get event ids from 'calendar list -o id' or 'calendar events -o id'.
Updating events needs the Calendars.ReadWrite delegated scope — grant it once per
account with:
ms365 auth login -a
ms365 calendar update <event-id> [flags]
Examples
ms365 calendar update AAMkAGI2… --subject "1:1 Ana (moved)"
ms365 calendar update AAMkAGI2… --from 2026-07-21T11:00 --to 2026-07-21T11:30 --timezone "America/Caracas"
ms365 calendar update AAMkAGI2… --location "Room 3" --online-meeting=false
Options
--attendee strings attendee email (repeatable or comma-separated)
--body string event body text
--from string start (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM, wall-clock in --timezone)
-h, --help help for update
--location string location display name
--online-meeting provision a Teams online meeting
--subject string event subject
--to string end (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM, wall-clock in --timezone)
Options inherited from parent commands
-a, --account string named account (profile) to use
--all follow @odata.nextLink until exhausted (list commands)
--base-url string Microsoft Graph base URL override (sovereign clouds)
--client-id string Entra app (client) ID override — defaults to the embedded Microsoft Graph Command Line Tools app
--columns strings comma-separated columns to show
--dry-run print the equivalent curl and make no request
--jq string gojq expression applied to the response before rendering
--limit int max items to return across pages (list commands)
--no-color disable colored output
-o, --output string output format: table|json|yaml|csv|id
--quiet suppress non-essential chatter
--show-token reveal the bearer token in dry-run output
--timezone string return mail/calendar datetimes in this timezone (Prefer: outlook.timezone, e.g. "America/Caracas")
-v, --verbose verbose request logging (stderr)
SEE ALSO
- ms365 calendar - Read your Outlook calendar (Calendars.Read)