Multi-calendar scheduling

[JadsOlle]

Hello, I noticed a difficulty in scheduling appointments in multiple calendars within the same account. I use Google, and within it, I have the possibility to create several calendars. In this case, I use two. However, I noticed that it's no longer possible to schedule the same time in both calendars. For example, if I schedule 2 PM in Calendar A, I can no longer schedule 2 PM in Calendar B. But this doesn't make sense because they are different calendars.

I assumed this might be because of a free account, so I subscribed to the $15 plan, but it didn’t solve the issue. Could you please guide me on how I can resolve this? Thank you!

I apologize if there are any writing mistakes, as I am Brazilian and don't speak English, so I am using ChatGPT to assist me.

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I found a similar open issue that might be related to your problem: Need to book two same time slots for two different events. This issue is still open and was last updated on December 27, 2024, but it currently has no comments or solutions provided.

Regarding your specific situation, it seems that Cal.com differentiates between different calendars within the same Google account by using the externalId of each calendar. This should allow for scheduling the same time slot in different calendars, as each calendar is uniquely identified ^[1]. However, if this is not working as expected, it might be a bug or a configuration issue.

Since upgrading to the $15 plan did not resolve the issue, it might be worth checking if there are any specific settings or configurations in your account that could be affecting this behavior. Unfortunately, I couldn't find specific documentation on this limitation or any workarounds within the repository.

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