Calendar Presentation

[Wayne O'Neil]

Can I get the calendar displayed as Sunday to Saturday,
left to right in 7 columns?

How ?

Regards,

 

[Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook]]

Which view of the Calendar? For Month view, go to View | Current View |
Customize Current View, click the Other Settings button, and in the Month
section, clear the checkbox for "Compress weekend days". (Note: In Outlook
2003, there's an extra menu step -- it's View | Arrange By | Current View |
Customize Current View.)

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[Wayne O'Neil]

Merci Jocelyn

I finally called MS and (after an eternity on hold) was
told -

"Sorry! the standard display is Monday on the left."

I always thought that this was a European standard and
that North America had Sunday as the leftmost day. . . .
Oh Well!

 

[Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook]]

So it wasn't Month view you were trying to change, then? You never did
say...

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[FXDWG]

I have the same question as the original poster had:

When I view the Calendar as a five day work week, I get five columns,
left to right. As a seven day week, I get the seven "boxes" NOT the
columns.

What I want is the seven day week in the same format as the five day
week; I want seven columns from right to left. I don't care what day
it starts on.

BTW, I use Outlook 2000 SP-3.

Thanks

Which view of the Calendar? For Month view, go to View | Current View |
Customize Current View, click the Other Settings button, and in the Month
section, clear the checkbox for "Compress weekend days". (Note: In Outlook
2003, there's an extra menu step -- it's View | Arrange By | Current View |
Customize Current View.)

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[Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook]]

I don't have a copy of Outlook 2000 installed to test with, but in Outlook
2003, there's no way to do what you're asking. If you switch to Work Week
view, which shows 5 columns, and then use the Date Navigator (mini calendar)
to try to select a 7-day range, does it show 7 columns or does it switch you
over to the Week view (the 7 boxes)? If it switches you to Week view, then
there is no way to do what you're asking in Outlook 2000 either, that I know
of.

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[Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook]]

Actually I have to add to my last answer -- I just saw a post in another
group that may solve this for you. If you check the boxes for all 7 days in
the "Calendar Work Week" section of Tools | Options | Calendar Options, the
Work Week view *should* show all 7 days as columns. However, this will not
change the Week view, since that view is intended to show boxes for all 7
days, not columns -- so if you were looking for two separate column-style
views, I guess this new information won't help you much.

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