Show the date next to each day's name
Turn on Show dates on weekdays in Theme Studio to add each day's date after its name, like MONDAY 08/03, and pick how it's written.
Each week already shows the week's date. You can also print every day's own date right after its name.
- Open your planner, select Theme Studio beside Edit, and turn to a weekly page.
- Select the weekly grid and open the Properties tab.
- Under Structure, turn on Show dates on weekdays.
- Pick how the date is written under Date format: MM/DD (08/03), DD/MM (03/08) or Day only (3).
Every week fills in its own dates, like MONDAY 08/03. Turn the switch off to go back to day names alone.
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Until you pick a format, the date is written the way your planner's language writes dates: month first in English, day first in the other languages.
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If a day's name and date no longer fit on one line, the planner makes that label a little smaller instead of breaking it onto two lines.
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Only the planner's owner can open Theme Studio.
Updated October 18, 2026
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