ICal printing days of the week

Have just up upgraded to Yosemite and have a problem when printing the calendar. Set start day of week in preference to Monday, which is fine on screen. When you print Monday is the last day of the week???

Icheney,
1. Open System Preferences...>Language & Text>Formats>Region: and set/re-set the appropriate region.
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This happens on many MacBook that I've tried, all with Yosemite and Italian regional settings.
The only way to resolve this issue is to open "System Preferences" ->"Language & Region" and change the "First day of the week:" on Sunday in all my "Preferred Languages" (both Italian and English), to have the printing preview of a calendar starting on Monday!
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With the new upgrade, iCal in my iphone is now showing Sunday as the first day of the week.
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Hi! The only way I know of is changing the screen resolution. Tom

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How to print the day of the week for the particular date
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Or the JSTL <fmt:formatDate> tag...
Or, or, or...What about getting an instance of java.util.Calendar, invoking toString(), and then parsing the resultant string to find the day of the week? ;-)

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Cindy,
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Unless it is set with the Country in the International preferences, I don't think their tech support knows what they are talking about. However, if that is where it would be set, you should be able to override it with the custom settings, but you can't.
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Tell Apple you want the option to set the calendar week start independent of the international region format using the feedback page. http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipodtouch.html

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TLGreen58 wrote:
Does anyone know how to change Sunday to the first day of the wek in the month view of the calendar on itouch?
BTW, I have selected Sunday as the first day of the week in ical on my imac which syncs the ipod itouch. Am I forgetting something or is there a hidden preferences page?
Tom
Hi,
OMG! How bizzarre, another quirk of the "Region Fortmats" setting.
*Settings > General > International > Region Format*
If I set mine to U.K. (where I happen to live), Monday is apparently the first day of the week on the calendar and I have no 12/24 hour clock option.
If set to U.S., Sunday is the first day and the 12/24 hour clock option is available.
I guess changing the Region is your answer.
How odd! Not to say irritating.
Dud.
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Hello,
I'm trying to setup a daily schedule for my dog walking business. I'd like to have each dog's name automaticaly listed under the day of the week which they are to walk on.
For example: "Scarlett" walks on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
If B1 says "Tuesday" can I have one of the cells in that column automatically read "Scarlett" each week?
I'd like to have it so that all I have to do is put Tuesday up at the top and it automatically creates a list of my Tuesday dogs for me, Lulu, Scarlett, Mark, Dani, Zoe, Sharky, etc.

Ah, those famous words, "All I have to do..."
Here's a partial solution. Unfortunately, it doesn't cover the "all I have to do" part. More about that in the description. Click the image for a larger version.
Table 1 (Data) is the table on which the name of each dog is entered (column A) and the days that dog is to be walked recorded using check box cells.
Table 2 (Index) creates a set of lookup tables from the information recoded on Data. Each table contains a column for the day listing a serial number to represent each dog scheduled to be walked that day and the column containing the names of the dogs, plus any intervening columns. The list of dogs has bee moved to the right as I was considering using VLOOKUP, which requires the search values to be listed to the left of the result values.
Tables 3 through 9 are the daily lists. These were created as a single seven-column table, then split into separate single column tables for each day.
Formulas:
Data: No formulas on this table.
Index:
A2: =IF(Data::B,MAX(A$1:A1)+1,"")
Fill down to row 10, then select A2:A11 and fill right to column G.
H2: =Data::A
H2 (enhanced): =IF(LEN(Data::A)>0,Data::A,"")
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Days:
Make a seven column table with one header row.
A1: Sunday
Fill right to G1.
A2: =IF(ROW()-1>MAX(Index :: A),"",LOOKUP(ROW()-1,Index :: A,Index :: $H))
Fill down to A11. Select A2:A11, Fill right to column G.
Separate the table into seven single column tables, one for each day.
To do this:
Click on any cell to make the table active and show the column and row reference tabs.
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Click the same tab a second time and drag down until the column separates from the rest of the table. Continue to drag until the column is completely separated from the table, then release the mouse button.
Repeat for the rest of the columns to be separated.
Each of these tables may be placed on a separate sheet to make printing a single list easier if desired.
Regards,
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