Made 2 Booking pages in bookings that I do not need. How do I delete them?

Question

I mistakenly opened 2 new Booking pages in Outlook Bookings,

I need to delete them. They have been clearly marked as DO NOT USE. by putting those

signs in as the logo. But I would prefer to delete them.

Can you help?

Answer 1

To delete the unwanted booking pages in Microsoft Bookings, you can follow these steps:

Delete a Shared Booking Page in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center:

1. Go to the Microsoft 365 admin center.
2. In the Admin center, select Users.
3. On the Active Users page, choose the name of the shared booking page that you want to delete and then select Delete user.

Delete a Shared Booking Page Using Exchange Online PowerShell:

1. Connect to Exchange Online PowerShell.
2. Run the following command to get a list of the booking mailboxes in your tenant:

      Get-EXOMailbox -RecipientTypeDetails SchedulingMailbox
   

3. Replace <BookingCalendarToDelete> with the exact name of the booking mailbox alias that you want to permanently delete, and then run the following command:

      Remove-Mailbox -Identity <BookingCalendarToDelete>
   

4. To verify that the shared booking page has been deleted, run:

      Get-EXOMailbox -RecipientTypeDetails SchedulingMailbox
   

   The deleted shared booking page will not appear in the output.

Please note that only Microsoft 365 Admins can delete shared booking pages created by end users, so ensure you have the necessary permissions to perform these actions.

Answer 2

**Hello **Debra Roe,

Here’s how it works: each Booking page is tied to a mailbox in your Microsoft 365 tenant. To remove one, you need to go into the Microsoft 365 Admin Center (you’ll need admin rights for this). From there, locate the Booking calendar that was created when you opened those pages. If you delete that calendar/mailbox, the associated Booking page will be removed as well.

If you don’t have admin rights, the best you can do is what you’ve already done — mark them clearly as “Do Not Use” so staff don’t accidentally book through them. But if you do have admin access, the proper cleanup is:

1. Sign in to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center.
2. Go to Users → Active Users and look for the Booking mailbox that matches the unwanted page.
3. Delete that mailbox. Once it’s gone, the Booking page disappears too.

I hope this helps,

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Domic Vo.