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How to Add Week Numbers to your Outlook 2013 Calendar

Adding week numbers to your Outlook 2013 calendar is a groovy feature which everyone should use if they do any kind of project work. Here’s how to do it.

Adding week numbers to Outlook 2013 was actually the first thing I did after installing Office 2013 last week. I work with a lot of Europeans and they love to refer to week numbers during project so this is a must for any install of Office. For those of you not yet running Office 2013, this feature is also available in Office 2007 or Office 2010  so take a look at that old groovyPost to enable it.

 

Add Week Numbers to Outlook 2013 Calendar

Start by opening Outlook 2013 and Click File.

Outlook 2013 Add Week Numbers Calendar - Click File

Click Options

Outlook 2013 Add Week Numbers Calendar - Click Options

Click Calendar

Outlook 2013 Add Week Numbers Calendar - Click Calendar

Under Display Options, Click show week numbers in the month view and in the Date Navigator

Outlook 2013 Add Week Numbers Calendar - Click Show week numbers in month view

And there ya go – Week Numbers should now be displayed on the Calendar Navigation view and horizontally in the Main calendar as highlighted below.

Outlook 2013 Add Week Numbers Calendar - All done!

16 Comments

16 Comments

  1. Mimi

    it works. thanks.

  2. Luiz

    I had the same problem. Thank for sharing your experience. It is working fine now. Thanks

  3. Franklin

    Yes, It’s working.

  4. Csomin

    Thanks a lot.

  5. Rohit

    Thanks

  6. Sandeep

    Thank you

  7. Scott

    Cheers fella!

  8. vlad

    Thanks a lot, very helpful and easy described.

  9. Carolina

    Perfect, many thanks!

  10. Hotshot

    Thanks a lot for the tip :)

  11. Ezra.S

    Thanks a lot.

  12. Rishi

    Works perfectly, thanks

  13. Pedro

    I can do this in power shell for all computers?

  14. David

    Don’t forget to click that the first week of the year is the first full week and not the 1st of January (under work hours? sorry mines in French)

  15. Wam

    Thanks a lot

  16. derek

    dont forget there is the ISO date standard as well as number of other “normal” week numbering schemes :(

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