I need to change the date format in Planner...how do i do that?

When switching between my Outlook calendar and the calendars used to assign the start date and due date, I was momentarily confused because the calendar alignment was not the same. It would be nice if there was an option to choose the first day of the week.

Stop auto formatting to US dates! Microsoft you sell all over the planet, stop being so autocratic, dictatorial and insular!!!

Currently (22. Jan 2016), the UI is in my local language, but my Office 365 settings specify English, please use that and the official language in my region.

Currently I have Office 365 environment set for Portuguese (Brazil) and date format as DD/MM/YYYY. However Planner tasks display a weird format.

For example, a taks started on Dezember 7 should display "07/12/2016". What I get in Planner is "07/de 12".

Planner should simply follow the Office 365 date configuration format.

My team is located in several different geos. When a user in Denmark creates or updates a task, the notifications are sent with Danish UI. Additionally, when a user in Denmark sends a link to a planner item, that link includes the local language coding .. and opens the planner in Danish ... which is fine if you are Danish .. but not so good if you are using Office 365 in en-us .. ... so ... links, notifications etc. should be agnostic of localization ..

Date shows in US format despite the rest of Office 365 using UK format

Under the ellipses allow users to 'translate' tasks that may be created in another language much like chats and conversations.

Notifications are sent in the language of the Planner portal the user uses to create a task. For Global Accounts/ international teams this is not going to work. Ability to set default language required.

It's nice that O365 and Planner are localized into Finnish but unfortunately the dates have gone a bit wrong:

I can see dates like '31. toukota' which is meaningless for you can't add the partitive case ending (-ta) to the shortened form of the name of the month (touko). You could do that with the full name of the month (toukokuu --> toukokuuta), but best would be to use the short form of dd.mm.yyyy.

Please enable us to use British style of dates i.e. 3rd July is 03/07 not 07/03 - really confusing for those of us not using a US format!

The Planner should start in den language the user is setting for and not allways in english.
Also when user switch from Teams zu full Planner view the language should remain the same an not change allways to english.

Would like localisation of the dates in the notification email because at the moment it's in MM/DD/YY format. This will cause confusion for my UK users.

Time zone in the files site for a planner board should be according to user time zone and not to the data center time zone.

The planner boad time zone is working like that but not the files site.

If I visit tasks.microsoft.com, I end up at
https://tasks.office.com/XXXX.com.au/en-US/Home/Planner/

I'm in Australia. The only way to get our date format is for me to then change the URL to

https://tasks.office.com/XXXX.com.au/en-AU/Home/Planner/

It's really annoying when links to tasks like
https://tasks.office.com/XXXX.com.au/Home/Task/RandomStuffHere

then direct me to the US version of Planner. Could I set this as a preference somewhere, or could you just infer it from our Office 365 tenancy or associated SharePoint sites?

Colourize the buckets please and let this clour show up in the schedule view in the calender and also let it shine through if outllok added. Also let people mark the task with the marking colours and add them as little bars to the main colour of the bucket. Also let more people be assigned to one task. and let people be adigned to spedific document attached and the checklist created.

if arabic is supported then RTL is already integrated ,
supporting hebrew would help a lot pushing this great product

The "Ajouter un devoir" expression in French is badly chosen. It means "Add a homework". What is meant is "Assign to someone" which should be written "Assigner à quelqu'un"

We are a large international company and have data residency requirements. Can we have Planner available for multi-geo selection so content doesn't come to the US always?