Create a mandatory event in Google calendar using C#

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I was trying to create a mandatory event in Google calendar using C#.
Mandatory event means the event will be for a specific time period (not for whole day) and it will be not "Yes", "No", "May be" option in it.

Using a whole day calendar I can remove the "Yes"/"No"/"May be" option, but need to set a specific time period, which whole day event doesn't allow.

What I have tried:

I have searched in Google, also tried with Google API helper, but no solutions found.

Posted 29-Jun-18 21:13pm

Arkadeep De

Updated 30-Jun-18 1:55am

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Graeme_Grant · Answer 1 · 2018-06-30T01:56:00

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A quick search using Google: google calendar api all day event c - Google Search[^]

Found this: Events: insert | Calendar API | Google Developers[^]

The link above shows how to create an event (has an example in multiple languages) and all that you need to do is set the start and end times for the correct timezone. An all day event would start at 0:00 and end at 23:59.59.

Posted 30-Jun-18 1:56am

Graeme_Grant

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Arkadeep De 2-Jul-18 15:43pm

I am able to do this. But as per my requirement, the "Yes"/"No"/"May be" options should not be there, but will set the start & end time.