Nov 08, 2018  Based on my test, neither Google calendar nor Google contacts file meet the above formats requirements. So, it's not feasible to import them into Outlook 2016 for Mac. If you're using an Exchange account, you can try the workaround below to import Google contacts.

You can automatically feed your events into your Outlook calendar. CalendarWiz offers an iCal feed that will push an up-to-date read-only version of your calendar into Outlook.

See below for instructions on how to do this forOutlook 2007, Outlook, Outlook 365, and Outlook Web App calendar. Start by turning on your iCal feed in your CalendarWiz calendar: Admin Menu > under Calendar Settings > iCal and RSS > Check the box titled ' Enable iCal Feed' > select categories and review settings > Save Copy the iCal link either from admin screen or iCal button on calendar nav bar. You'll use this link to feed CalendarWiz events into your Outlook. Scroll to find your version of Outlook below. Outlook 2007 For Public Category Events.

• Open Outlook 2007 > Tools > Account Settings. • Internet Calendars tab > click New. • Paste the iCal link into the box for location of the Internet Calendar, click Add. • Provide a Folder Name or descriptions, click OK.

• Click on the Close button. Go to Mail view and click on Send/Receive to refresh the calendar. You'll see your calendar appear under other calendars. Learn how to include private category events: Outlook 2010 For Public Category Events: • Open Outlook 2010 > click the Home tab on the Ribbon > Under Manage Calendars click on Open Calendar > From Internet. • Paste the CalendarWiz iCal link into the New Internet Calendar field, click OK. • Click [Yes] to the dialog box that comes up verifying you want to subscribe to it. Learn how to include private category events: Outlook 2016 For Public Category Events: • Go to Outlook 2016 > Go to the Calendar • Home Tab in Outlook 2016 > Open Calendar > Free flight simulator games for mac. select 'From Internet' • Paste your CalendarWiz iCal URL into the field.

• Click 'Yes' that you want to add this calendar to Outlook and subscribe to updates. • You can view your calendar side by side or in 'overlay mode' via View Tab > Overlay Mode Learn how to include private category events Outlook 365 • Enable iCal feed in CalendarWiz. Copy iCal URL. • Open MS Outlook 365 to add the iCal feed: Go to calendar > click 'Add Calendar' > select 'From Internet' • Paste your CalendarWiz iCal link into the URL field > Click Add In the Folder Name box, type the name of the calendar as you want it to appear in Outlook, and then click OK. • When you start Outlook, it checks the internet calendar for updates and downloads any changes. Anytime you refresh your calendars or inbox in Outlook, CalenadarWiz will send the most up-to-date version of your CalendarWiz calendar. Learn how to include private category events Outlook Web App • Start by enabling the iCal feed in CalendarWiz.

Copy iCal URL. • Go to outlook.com account • Go to the Calendar • Go to Import > select Subscribe • Paste your CalendarWiz iCal link into the 'Calendar URL' field. Add calendar name. • Click Subscribe Button • Events will appear in your outlook.com calendar.

Learn how to include private category events.

This is what I found for doing it 'on the cheap'. This is not flawless by any means, so please don't do this with your eyes closed;-) Do pay attention to the warning about uploading duplicate entries in Google. I specifically did this for migrating data up to Google Apps, but having done similar things for my own personal Google account, I don't believe there's much difference. I decided to write this up because it still seemed like a largely unanswered question out there. The Mac version of Outlook certainly doesn't make any of this much easier, what with formats like OLM! So much so that there are vendors of OLM to PST conversion software.

[Oh for those of you wondering why I didn't use the, it was because our hosted MS Exchange service only gave us limited access.] Migrating Contacts: In Outlook: • Go to File -> Export • Select the 'Contacts to a list (tab-delimited text)' radio button • Note where you've saved that file In Excel: • Open Excel, then open the file you saved in the last step • Excel will prompt you with the Text Import Wizard. Click through ensuring that Tab is the selected Delimiter. • Unfortunately, since the export isn't perfect, it's a good idea to eyeball this list of contacts and ensure that the data appears to be in the right columns. First names appear in the First Name column, etc. • Now save the file as a CSV file: click File -> Save As.