Sync a calendar link to Microsoft teams

Hello!

Problem

I have a subscription link to my uni schedule, which I am trying to sync/import to the calendar in microsoft teams, either to the planner in a specific team group, or to the general team calendar. As it covers almost every week-day for half a year, it would be very tedious to type in one by one, and they risk of getting outdated if changes would occur.

Already tried

- I have read multiple articles online, but they describe a button that does not exist, and have got comments by others that it does not exist and that it seems to be written by AI. (I did also ask copolit, as it is microsoft own ai, so i thought maybe it would be helpful. It gave me this answer:

Linking an Outlook Calendar to Teams

1. Open Microsoft Teams and go to the Calendar tab.

2*. Click on the Add calendar button.*

3. Select Add from Outlook. Choose the calendar you want to add from your Outlook account.

4. Click Add to complete the process.

Adding a Calendar via Subscription Link

1*. Open Microsoft Teams and go to the Calendar tab.*

2. Click on the Add calendar button.

3*. Select Subscribe from web.*

4*. Enter the URL of the calendar you want to subscribe to.*

5*. Give the calendar a name and choose a color if you like.*

6. Click Add to complete the process.

These steps should help you integrate your existing calendars into Microsoft Teams. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

However, there is no add calendar button or subscribe from web button.

- Other articles claims that it is possible to sync the calendar in teams to the calendar in outlook, so I imported it to outlook with the subscription link, but cannot figure out how to link the Google calendar to teams.

- Other articles claims that it is possible in the desktop version and not the web version, so I tried both without finding anything.

- I have looked through the settings in teams and the planner app on its own without finding anything.

- I cant find any information from Microsoft themselves.

Question:

Is it possible to do, and if so, how?

Otherwise I have to spend a few hours and type in everything, and then double check on a daily basis that it is correct, which kinda makes it useless..

I have spent too many hours on this, but would really like to have everything at the same place. I am adding course literature, lecture materials, notes, working papers etc and having the schedule would be so helpful.

Kind regards,

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