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So - if you don't want the other users to be able to access the primary calendar, you can set "folder visible" but then put no access on the calendar details (it may default to free/busy data only, but you can choose none.) With the primary calendar visible, your users will then be able to get to the sub calendars as well, and they can have separate permissions for the 13 sub calendars if the need dictates it. You then have to adjust the permissions to on the primary calendar to make it visible to the user(s) you want to be able to access the secondary calendars. Whenever you finish accessing the calendar of another individual or a shared resource to schedule a meeting, close it. It looks like the big thing is that the secondary calendars must be sub-calendars of the primary calendar. Select the day and time for the event you want to add and double click on it to open a new appointment window and enter the event details. In the ribbon at the top of the menu, click New Calendar. Calendars can be created within an email account (for example, the Outlook account), but not within another calendar. Find the left panel and tick the checkbox left to the SharePoint calendar to which you want to add new event. Pick the destination where you want your new calendar to be. Open your Outlook and go to calendar tab. Here's the thread I did over 3 years ago on this issue: Add new event to a SharePoint Calendar Using Outlook.
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