Calendar days to start from Monday to Sunday

Guys,
On the Calendar functionality, when viewing the appointments by week then is it possible to have the day to start from Monday to Sunday?
Currently, it starts at Sunday to Saturday.

At this time the calendar is set for Sunday to Saturday. I would recommend submitting a enhancement request to On Demand customer care.

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desc my_table:
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