Get Temperatures In Celsius On The Outlook 2013 Calendar


The Calendar in Office 2013 handily displays predicted temperatures for each day, but the default is to show Fahrenheit even if your overall region or time zone is set to Australia. Here’s how to fix that.

I initially went hunting for the appropriate tweak under Language (thinking that was a likely choice for regional settings), but it’s actually under Calendar settings (choose File –> Options –> Calendar). It’s good to have the option to switch, but it would be better if the final release of Office 2013 choose the appropriate initial setting based on your language or region, then let you change it if required.


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