Multiple Apple ID's on 1 Outlook pc

Hi there,
I have several salesman with iPhones and iPads. We have a central secretary who manages each of the diaries. Is there a way to have multiple calendars in outlook, each dedicated to a different salesman's apple ID?
Mark

Hi, what happens if you edit that info in the other account , say at the App Store or itUnes Store to match the other account, does it hold then?

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