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Change Day Start and End Times

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Erin Lowell
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Hello,

I'm kicking the tires on this and the biggest obstacle for me right now is that when I view the calendar in a week view, the day starts at midnight. I would like to hide midnight to 6am.

I followed these steps, that did not work:

1. Navigate to the hamburger menu in the upper right corner. 2. Select settings. 3. In the calendar tab, I changed day starts to 6am, and day ends to 9pm.

There is no way to save this, so I assume it just works. However, when I navigate back to the calendar, nothing has changed. The day still starts at midnight.

Am I possibly looking in the wrong place? Is there a way to customize this as I've described?

Thanks for any help.

Hello, I'm kicking the tires on this and the biggest obstacle for me right now is that when I view the calendar in a week view, the day starts at midnight. I would like to hide midnight to 6am. I followed these steps, that did not work: 1. Navigate to the hamburger menu in the upper right corner. 2. Select settings. 3. In the calendar tab, I changed day starts to 6am, and day ends to 9pm. There is no way to save this, so I assume it just works. However, when I navigate back to the calendar, nothing has changed. The day still starts at midnight. Am I possibly looking in the wrong place? Is there a way to customize this as I've described? Thanks for any help.

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sfhowes
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If I change the day start to 6am and end it at 9pm, the grid doesn't change to only show that period, but the hours outside 6am - 9pm are given a darker highlight compared to 6am - 9pm. So I guess that is the intended way to 'hide' a period.