It works thank you but I have an another problem. It doesn't looked like yours. In your solution show days names(Monday, Tuesday etc.) But on mine looked like this
Mehmet Tuğrul SARIÇİÇEK, this is because I configured date formats for English language, you should specify it in Planner and Time scale items settings.
Please, add images using Load attachment for this message. Because when you use third-party services, those images can be displayed not for all users and also can disappear with time.
I solved this problem, I missed one little detail. But I handle a problem. I can show calender like yours but it can't show date. I mean it show just name of date but user can't know what is date of day. I mean I need to show date and name of date.
I couldn't understand attach an image to the message and used a third-party service? How can I do that?
You can use same format as described in the Global context / Format() function description. DF - date format. d - date (digits) without a leading zero; dd - date (digits) with a leading zero; ddd - abbreviation of the day of the week *); dddd - full name of the day of the week *); M - month number (digits) without a leading zero; MM - month number (digits) with a leading zero; MMM - month abbreviation*); MMMM - month full name *); q - quarter number per year; y - year number without the century and a leading zero; yy - year number without the century with a leading zero; yyyy - year number with the century; h - an hour in the 12-hour format without leading zeros; hh - an hour in the 12-hour format with leading zeros; H - an hour in the 24-hour format without leading zeros; HH - an hour in the 24-hour format with a leading zero; m - a minute without a leading zero; mm - a minute with a leading zero; s - a second without a leading zero; ss - a second with a leading zero; tt - AM/PM display (valid only for configuration languages supporting the 12-hour format for displaying time).
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