Forum Discussion
first day of week in calendar of Microsoft Teams
- This is depending on the app language you set in the client! For example if you have English (UK) you will have mon-sun and if you set the app language to English (US) it will change to sun-mon
There’s currently no other way of doing this.
There is a uservoice for this so go in and vote/
https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/32067667-start-calendar-week-on-monday-or-allow-setting
Adam
login to the web access via outlook.office.com.
got to settings -> View all outlook settings (bottom of screen) -> select Calendar on left pane ->
Show 1st day of week as:
Show Work week as:
->Save
Restart Outlook & Teams the new settings will take effect. This worked for me.
- This also worked for me. Thanks
Since yesterday Teams show me start of the week from Sunday. I change the language to English (UK) and Polish and it didn't help, in office program and web version it starts from Monday.
Is there anything that can be done?
And why Microsoft you won't add the calendar options to Teams?
The first day of the week setting only applies to the Outlook calendar. This settings is not automatically transferred to the Teams web client which sadly seems to be using the current browser languange setting, and I don't know of any way to override that unless you change the browser language.
I which that Microsoft would implement a Microsoft AD account languange setting that could be used in all their apps and transferred via token so that the wheel does not have to be invented over and over again 🙂- this is not working for the Teams Android app
- FilRG Thats help thanks a lot
- Seems like a combination of config is needed. Outlook Calendar settings + per client settings.
I already had my Outlook Calendar settings set to Monday; my PC's Teams and Outlook and my laptop's Outlook all show week starting on Monday, but my laptop's Teams showed Sunday until I changed my laptop's Teams language from en-AU to en-UK.
Ooooo Microsoft why. Australia is a Monday-Sunday country!- Microsoft should aim for "tied-granularity". The settings for language preferences, keyboard preferences, calendar settings, currency settings, etc. should all be able to be set and maintained separately but you should be able to reset to the defaults for your country and language should you wish to.
Lexicron Thank you Lexicron. This was so helpful. I am based in the Middle East where the working week starts on a Sunday so I really do need Sunday to be the first day of the calendar week. But we also use British as opposed to American English. By switching to Australian English I'm getting the best of both worlds!
But why, why, why does Microsoft tie the first day of the week to the chosen language. These are two independent parameters that we should be able to customise to our unique situations and preferences.
