TEAMS meetings agenda function is MISSING

Having done some further testing on my own TEAMS account, I have discovered the issue has arisen since I started using the NEW TEAMS unified calendar.

Moving to and using the NEW calendar:

the "Add Agenda" function no longer shows. Any agendas added previously are no longer visible.

However, when I revert back to the original TEAMS calendar, the "Add Agenda" function is once again visible, and all previously added agendas are also showing too.

I've discussed this with colleaguies in other NHS organisations, and they've confirmed the same issue. So this is not an organisation-specific issue.

This is an issue with the NEW unified Calendar.

I have reverted back to the original TEAMS calendar for the forseeable time.

Could you please look into this issue in the NEW CALENDAR?

Thanks for your reply.

As can be seen in my screenshots below, the "add Agenda" option is missing in the TEAMS app, when arranging a meeting (or meeting series).

However the "Add Agenda" option IS visible in TEAMs web browser.

Why the difference?

Please reinstate the "Add Agenda" item into the app.

Thanks.

Not exactly the same but related. In our case, clicking in the "Add an agenda" field generates the error "We can't create an agenda file at the moment. Please try again later."

![](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/30405ffb-96da-4180-948e-978ced56a8f1?platform=QnA

Agreed, New Teams Calendar is missing functionality, similar to how New Outlook is missing functionality. If it's part of a roadmap rollout, fine, but please tell us that. When looking at Teams roadmap link, it just says "Launch" with no other updates. I think people are willing to wait for features but when we are just tossed into things with them missing it is very frustrating. It is almost like a world wide Beta test.

Dear Dean_063

 Hope this email finds you well.

Thanks for sharing the above concern in Microsoft forum community, pleasure to assist.  

It sounds like you're experiencing some challenges with the new Teams calendar view. The new calendar in Microsoft Teams offers a streamlined scheduling experience, but some features might be a bit different from the old version and some features are also still under development phases,

To isolate the issue may we inquire.

---- Does this happen with all the meetings or just specific meeting please

---- Please check teams on the web browser Https://teams.microsoft.com/ to see if the issue reproduces, please

---- Please share with us a screenshot of how the teams calendar looks like when you try to add agenda in the new teams.

I ran quick check from our side, and we are able to add the agender by double clicking on the existing meeting, then at the bottom, you will see option "Add meeting notes" Click on it and you will be able to add the agenda.

However, if you can't access this in teams on the web as well, please note that this feature is still at the roll out stage, many features have not yet been fully implemented until it's officially launched. New Teams Calendar Microsoft 365 Roadmap

As troubleshooting step, if you notice this function is available on your team's web browser calendar, please try to reset your team to fix any bug or glitch

for windows

1. Type settings in the search box, and then select the Settings app from the results.
2. Select Apps > Installed apps and then type Microsoft Teams in the search box.
3. Locate the New Microsoft Teams app from the results, select the More options button (...) on the right, and then select Advanced options >In the Reset section, select Reset >Restart Teams.

For Mac

You can do this by quitting Teams, then deleting the cache files from the following location: 

rm -rf ~/Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.com.microsoft.teams

rm -rf ~/Library/Containers/com.microsoft.teams2

Reference: Clear Teams cache - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn

We look forward to your update in regard to the suggestion and information required incase issue persist for further investigation.

Appreciate your patience with this