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On iPhone one can switch to the week calendar view by turning the device into the landscape orientation mode. If you are on a day the week shown is the week, where the current day was. There are always three days shown in the week view. The first day of the week is either the current day or the selected day is in the middle of the three shown days.

If you are on month view things get complicated. I can't really predict which day will be shown. It works for most times if you go two rows up from last row (week) shown. But this doesn't work for all cases.

What is the system behind showing the first week calendar day when switching from month view?

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If the current week is visible in month view, this week will be shown. Otherwise the week, which is in the view centre will be shown.

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  • Now I have February opened in my month view. In the first row I see on the right side the first February. The current week is visible on the screen. The last row is also there until the 28nd February. If I rotate the device the second February is shown. Strange behavior. Do you know why?
    – testing
    Commented Feb 16, 2015 at 14:47

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