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When using Scheduling Poll, Is there a setting/function that allows an attendee/invitee to put a tentative "Hold" appointment on their calendar? A hold gets placed for the organizer but not for the attendees/invitee and it is causing scheduling conflicts for the invitees.
Invitees are are voting on the poll and entering their preferences but nothing gets held on their calendar as tentative. Is this feature even possible?
Using classic Outlook for Windows in educational settings
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No, not for the attendees. They only get a calendar event when the polling is complete.
That's why it should be messaged out that someone only has a day or 2 to fill out their preferences.