Outlook supports both left-to-right and right-to-left calendar layouts. Top of Page Right-to-left calendar layout Additionally, date information in Table views can be displayed in either calendar. Some views can display information from each calendar. When using dual calendars, you can view either calendar in its Day/Week/Month views. This could be any of the available Gregorian calendar formats for that country/region.
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When the primary calendar is not Gregorian, the format of the alternate calendar depends on the country/region setting in the Windows Region & language settings. This example shows a right-to-left weekly view with Hijri as the primary calendar and Gregorian as the alternate calendar. This is the opposite of the left-to-right layout. In the right-to-left calendar direction setting, the first day is at the top-right corner, and the last day is at the bottom-left corner. The first cell will have both month names, and the beginning of each month in every format will display the corresponding month name. If this option is selected, the primary calendar appears on the right side of every cell, and the alternate calendar on the left side. You can view both calendar formats in this view. The monthly calendar view is affected by the calendar setting in the operating system. In this articleĪlternate calendar views Monthly calendar view
As a result, you can see alternate language or English Gregorian calendar month names or translated month names. The language of the month and weekday names depends on the country/region selected in the Region & language setting in Windows and on the calendar selected in the operating system. The short and long date formats, for example, or November 1, 2018, follow the date formats selected in the operating system's settings. This feature applies to any language that enables an alternate calendar: Arabic, English, Hebrew, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Thai.
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