Getting the monthly calendar to start on Sunday

[Andrea]

Is there a way I can get the MONTHLY calendar to start on Sunday? I see
where you can switch the work week to start on Sunday, but how about the
monthly view?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

It should start on the day you have selected in the tools, options, calendar
settings.

If using outlook 2003 and earlier and you have compressed weekends enabled,
you'll need to disable compressed weekends (right click on the calendar
grid, choose other settings).

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[Kirchren]

I have the exact same problem, tried your solution and it still prints the
calendar beginning on Monday. My weekends are uncompressed and my work week
includes all days of the week. This happens when I print my weekly calendar
as well.

It should start on the day you have selected in the tools, options, calendar
settings.

If using outlook 2003 and earlier and you have compressed weekends enabled,
you'll need to disable compressed weekends (right click on the calendar
grid, choose other settings).

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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Is there a way I can get the MONTHLY calendar to start on Sunday? I see
where you can switch the work week to start on Sunday, but how about the
monthly view?

 

[Kirchren]

I found my answer elsewhere on the net:
I had the same issue when printing a Weekly calendar. The view was correct
(Sunday on the left) but the weekly style would always print Sunday on the
far right!

In the print dialog either go to PAGE SETUP (one-time change) or DEFINE
SYLES (to save this change). If changing the style, click WEEKLY and EDIT.
Then click "Don't print weekends."

In my case I have set up every day as part of the work week, including
Saturday and Sunday. Making the change above resulted in all work days (EVERY
day) being printed in the order shown on the screen when viewing the
calendar.

I have the exact same problem, tried your solution and it still prints the
calendar beginning on Monday. My weekends are uncompressed and my work week
includes all days of the week. This happens when I print my weekly calendar
as well.

It should start on the day you have selected in the tools, options, calendar
settings.

If using outlook 2003 and earlier and you have compressed weekends enabled,
you'll need to disable compressed weekends (right click on the calendar
grid, choose other settings).

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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Is there a way I can get the MONTHLY calendar to start on Sunday? I see
where you can switch the work week to start on Sunday, but how about the
monthly view?