Show 4, 5, 6 or 7 days in your week
Choose how many days each week shows and which day it starts on. The days left out become your weekend.
Each weekly spread can show 4, 5, 6 or 7 days, starting on any day you choose.
In setup, Your week sits under the start month: pick a day under Starts on and a number under Days included. A light teal band runs across the days your week includes, from the day it starts on.
Change it later
- Open your planner, select Theme Studio beside Edit (only the planner's owner can open it), and select the weekly grid on a weekly page.
- Open Properties. Under Structure, pick a day under Week starts on and a number under Day spread.
Good to know
Your weekend is simply the days your week leaves out. A week that starts on Sunday with 5 days runs Sunday to Thursday, so Friday and Saturday are the weekend.
Good to know
The days are split across the two pages so the spread looks even. With 7 days, 3 are on the left page and 4 on the right.
Good to know
Your lessons keep their place in the grid. If you change the days after you start planning, check that each lesson is still under the right day.
Updated October 19, 2026
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