Linking Exchange online calendar to Access

do voluntary work for a small charity. They have Office 365, but use google mail and calendar for integrated agenda handling. The reason is historic. They have a business system written in MS Access 2010. This system is reaching it's limits and one
of the main reasons is lack of integration with Google Calendar. I am thinking of switching them to Exchange Online. My question is is this a sensible option, and does anyone have any experience linking Access applications with Outlook/Exchange Online. From
my first look it doesn't seem to be as easy as it should be, but! I want to be able to drive some parts of the calendar from the Access business system, and vice versa. Really grateful for any help here. thanks guys

Many thanks George. What I mean by "applications" is that their business system is written in MS Access 2010. We need to upgrade it and integrate their calendar which is used for scheduling jobs and appointments. They currently use Google
calendar. I thought I had a solution with an interface (RSSBUS), but on further investigation the supplier informed me it would not work, as there are limitations in MS Access which they cannot address (something to do with field sizes). Thus my idea
of migrating their calendar to Office 365, which they already have installed (but do not use). However, my first look at what I can do with Access by linking a table to Online Exchange calendar doesn't provide the information I need from
that calendar. The table so produced only contains "inbox" or message data items. I have seen I am far from the first to encounter this problem, and am guessing that many people have found ways around it. I'm guessing it will involve writing
some code (in VB?) to achieve what I want to. If I have to do this it seems there is little point in migrating them from Google calendar. I was hoping there may be solution out there somewhere. Hope this makes sense.

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Yes sir, Let me try to explain me about my scenario. I need to use EWS managed Api with office 365 Rest Api to get benefits from both the Apis. Here is here code I am using to connect to EWS managed Api but it is failing with 401:Unauthorized. I already
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TargetApplicationUri : outlook.com
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[PS] C:\Windows\system32>Get-OrganizationRelationship | FL
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FreeBusyAccessEnabled : True
FreeBusyAccessLevel   : LimitedDetails
FreeBusyAccessScope   :
MailboxMoveEnabled    : True
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TargetOwaURL          : http://outlook.com/owa/herbertstanley.com
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Name                  : On Premises to Exchange Online Organization Relationship
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anley.com'.
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