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With over 500 million users per month, Google Calendar helps employees to plan out their workdays, organize tasks, set up appointments, and sync up with colleagues. Losing a calendar event or access to Calendar can have a significant impact on productivity.
However, there are ways to ensure a safe copy of Google Calendar data is always available to be accessed and restored. Click here to learn more about backing up Google Calendar events.
Note: Anyone who has "Make changes to events" or "Make changes AND manage sharing" permission for Calendar can delete events and see and restore events from that calendar's trash.
Step 1: Visit Google Calendar.
Step 2: Click the settings icon and then click “Trash” from the drop-down menu.
Step 3: In the Trash folder, click the Restore icon next to the event you want to restore. If there are multiple events that need to be restored, select the specific events and click the "Restore all selected" icon on top.
Click here to learn how to export Google Calendar data.
Step 1: Visit Google Calendar.
Step 2: Click the settings icon on the top panel and click “Settings”.
Step 3: In the Settings page, click “Import & Export” and then click “Import” from the drop-down menu under “Import & Export”.
Step 4: Click the “Select file from your computer” option.
Step 5: Choose the calendar to which the events need to be imported to.
Step 6: Click “Import”.
Given the limitations of native recovery options, third-party cloud backup tools like SysCloud are reliable options to back up and restore Google Calendar data.
SysCloud automatically backs up an organization’s Google Workspace data including Google Calendar events. SysCloud also has an on-demand backup option that allows businesses to run a backup job whenever needed. The backed-up events can be easily restored from the SysCloud backup archives.
Step 1: Sign-in to the SysCloud application using relevant credentials.
Step 2: Click “Archives” and select "Calendar" from the Backup and Restore drop-down.
Step 3: Select the user whose Calendar needs to be restored and click "Restore". To restore specific events, click on the user name to drill down to the Calendar archives of the user. Select the events that need to be restored and click "Restore."
Step 4: In the restore pop-up box, select the snapshot date and time and select an account to restore the data. By default, data is restored to the same account from which it was deleted. Add comments to be shown in the Restore report(optional) and click on "Restore" to confirm the restore.
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