Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
Hi,
Thank you for sharing your question. Hey, thanks for asking about the Microsoft Bookings calendar starting on Sunday. I get that it's confusing when your account and booking page are set to a European place where Monday is the normal first day of the week, but the booking page starts with Sunday. Sorry for the trouble this causes.
What you're seeing happens because Bookings gets some display settings from Outlook on the web and the booking page's regional settings. But it doesn't always change the first day of week for the public page based on where your account is located. Bookings uses your Outlook calendar settings for its internal calendar, but the booking page for customers uses its own Change language and time zone settings. This controls the language and time zone, but it doesn't have a first day of week option. So, even if you have a European place set, the public page might still show Sunday first.
Here's what you can do to fix it: First, check the staff admin's Outlook on the web calendar settings and set the work week to start on Monday. Bookings uses these Outlook settings for the signed-in user and shows them in the Bookings calendar. Then, go to Bookings and change the booking page's regional settings using Change language and time zone settings to make sure the language and time zone match your place. This controls how the public page shows the language and time zone. Doing these things will help, but the public page doesn't have a way to force Monday as the first day. That's why you might still see Sunday first.
I hope this helps.
Best Regards,
Noel