TS4000 The Week Starts on a Monday Apple!!!

Please tell me how to get the Calendar on my 4S to start the week on Monday as it always did prior to the recent iOS upgrade. Apart from the fact that it's wrong, it's also highly annoying!!!

Hi, believe it or not I've checked that loads of times and the region is already correctly selected. It's so annoying to have your weekend split either side of the working week when you're trying to plan ahead using this calendar. You should be able to selct your preference - I'm fairly sure I used to be able to do so with Apple products... Come on Apple sort it out!!!

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I have just noticed the other discussion points - mine is set to Australia.
Dear Apple - as the day that the week starts on can depend on country and religion - how about making it an option that the user can change????

I believe the week view on the iPhone is handled by the Region settings in the phone. I am not aware of any other manner to change it, as you can with Outlook.

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i am trying to use the select expert record to grab the last 6 months worth of data. I require the week start day to be a monday and end on a sunday.
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kind regards
david

Hello Abhilash,
Once again thanks for your reply.
Yes this is correct, when it goes back 6 months i need it to skip the days prior and begin on a monday as we are reporting on a mon-sunday basis.
I have tried your formula Date field >= dateadd('m',-6,currentdate) and it seems to grab 6 months of data, but the group weeks are not grouping from Monday to Sunday...
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How to get the week start date from ISO week number

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I have a table with the following stucture
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Always say what version of Oracle you're using.
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Now another question is how to handle the first and last week of the year with this formating, with 01-Jan it must be inside the first week and with 31-Dec it must be 52nd week, is this possible with a combination of two formats?
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    SELECT SYSDATE + 163
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30-DEC-08     53     01     tue
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How do I change the start date for the week from Monday to Sunday on my iPhone 5?

How do I change the start date for the week on iCal from Monday to Sunday on my iPhone5?

Yes. On my new iPhone 5 the iCal week begins on a Monday not a Sunday and does not give me the option to edit in settings on the phone

How to have a week start on monday on the IPhone ???

I jus want to know how can I make my week start on monay not on sunday. On ICal the week start on monday.
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That's based on Settings > General > International > Region Format. If set to United States, the week starts on Sunday; UK week starts on Monday.

Wrong starting day of the week printing calendar in month view

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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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I know, it is a tiny issue, but annoying.
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I've upgraded my iPhone to iOS 5. My region is still selected as Australia, but Sunday is showing up as the first day of the week now.
I have not yet upgraded my iPad. It shows Australia as the region format and is correctly displaying Monday as the first day of the week.
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Different regions affect different things. If you choose UK, you get the week starting on Monday, but the clock changes to 24 hr and the phone numbers format the UK way.
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Apple needs to add a "First Day of Week" option in the Calender preferences, like they have in the iCloud Calendar preferences and iCal preferences (which are both ignored on the iPhone and iPad!).
Even Americans are complaining about this. It must be the easiest fix in the world, yet they still haven't done it.

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Change first day of the week from Monday to Sunday(0CALWEEK)

Hello!
We have a report that display the data at a calendar week level. The start of the week currently show as Monday( retreived from FM - WEEK_GET_FIRST_DAY).
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hi
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hi
I need to know what day is the first of the month is.Why does this matter? Since we know that 1 == Sunday and 2 == Monday... Why do you need Monday to be == 1? and couldn't you just subtract 1 if it's so important?
for example the 1st of Nov 2004 is Moday and 1st of
Dec 2004 is saturday.
I am using the GregorianCalendar:
1. GregorianCalendar calendar = new
GregorianCalendar(2004,11,1); //set date to 1st Nov
2004
2. int firstDay = calendar.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_WEEK);now firstDay is 2. This is because the week starts
from Sunday, so Monday is the 2nd day.
But I am in Uk and my Uk Calendar shows monday as the
first day (even in Windows 2000 Calendar).
I would like the GregorianCalendar to have Monday as
the first day of the week, so that the
int firstDay = calendar.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_WEEK);
returns 1 in the above case.
I also tried adding
calendar.setFirstDayOfWeek(Calendar.MONDAY);[/cod
] just between line 1 and line 2, but it did not help.
This is because i don't want to manually subtract 1.
If i manually subtract one, then the program might not
work in other locale and timezones.
Also if I subtract 1, then for 1 Feb 2004,
int firstDay = calendar.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_WEEK);
will return 1 as 1st Feb 2004 falls on Sunday. so if i
subtract 1 it will be 0, so I have to do a extra
checking for 0.
Is there anyway to make the Calendar have Monday as
the first day of the week??
Tanveer

FM to find week start and end date on the basis of a given date

Hi Everyone,
I have a requirement in which I require the week start and end date of any given date.
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Any input to this query would be helpful.
Thanks,
Nimisha Agarwal
Edited by: Nimisha Agarwal on Jul 7, 2010 7:47 AM

HI nimisha,
many posts r there for this .
Kindly check before posting
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Week starts monday

Hi!
In my country the week starts on monday and ends on sunday.
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cheers,
David

My iphone's calendar, in month view, shows the week starting Monday. I didn't do anything to do this unfortunately - it just was. The only thing I can think is that the Settings->International part may have something to do with this? Mine is set to UK. My iCal settings are also set to display first day as Monday, but as someone else said - this doesn't seem to affect anything.

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Hi Friends,
My application needs to have a report for the weekly totals and must have the Sunday as the first day for the week. For example, January of 2005 should be in the report for having six weeks, Jan 1 is Saturday, this is week 1, Week 2 is from 2 to 8, and the last week , week 6 has 30 and 31. Days need not be displayed, only the week number as follows:
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---------------------------------------------actual formula---------------
select ceil(
( to_number(to_char(to_date('1-'||to_char(sysdate,'MON-YYYY'),'DD-MON-YYYY'),'D')) -1
+ to_number(to_char(sysdate,'DD'))
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week_number
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select ceil(
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http://www.infocaptor.com

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