The date-range calendar now follows your dashboard language

With the dashboard set to French or German, opening a date-range picker still gave you an English calendar: "December 2026" above "Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa", with the week starting on Sunday, right beside a preset list (Today, Yesterday, Last 7 days…) that was already in your language.

The calendar itself is now localized like everything around it:

• Month names and day initials follow your language. In French, décembre 2026 above lu ma me je ve sa di; in German, Dezember 2026 above Mo Di Mi Do Fr Sa So.
• The week starts where your locale says it does: Monday for Français, Deutsch and English (UK), Sunday for English (US).
• The previous / next month buttons are announced in your language by a screen reader, instead of always in English.

English (UK) changed too, and not just in wording. Its calendar used to start the week on Sunday, US-style. It now starts on Monday. The words are the same English as before. The grid is laid out differently, so the column your dates fall in has moved.

This is the same picker everywhere it appears, so all three surfaces are fixed at once: the date range above the Dashboards reports, the Audit log filter bar under Settings, and the Performance tab of an engagement widget.

Nothing changes about the range you select or the figures it produces, only how the calendar is drawn. The dates written on the picker's own button were already in your format.