You can easily add multiple events to a Public Calendar or Resource Calendar in Salesforce by using the Import feature. This guide will walk you through preparing your file and using the import wizard.
Before you begin, create a CSV file with your event information. Your file must include the following columns:
Subject: The name of the event.
Start Date/Time: For example, 09/17/2025 11:00 AM.
End Date/Time: For example, 09/17/2025 12:00 PM.
Assigned To: The exact name of the Public or Resource Calendar (e.g., "Company Events Calendar").
In Salesforce Lightning, click the App Launcher (the nine-dot grid) and search for Events.
From the Events home page, click the Import button in the top right corner.
On the import screen:
Select Events.
Select Add New Records.
In the "Assign To" field, make sure Leave it as is in the file is selected. This is crucial for assigning the event to your public calendar.
Drag your CSV file to the upload area.
Click Next.
Salesforce will automatically map the fields from your CSV. Ensure they are mapped correctly (e.g., Subject to Subject, Start Date/Time to Start).
Click Next, and then click Start Import.
You will receive an email notification when the import is complete. Your events will now appear on the specified Public Calendar.
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