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I can create a calendar view in code, however I have as yet been unable to figure out how to change the "Default Scope" (this is the name that appears in the user interface when editing a calendar view). The options in the user interface are Day, Week, or Month - Month being the default. I'd like to be able to change the default to something else, Week for example, but I cannot figure out how to do it, other than using the user interface.

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You can't do it through API. By sending RPC call to owssvr.dll is the only other way other than UI. For complete solution, visit this link -

http://www.manvir.net/change-the-default-scope-of-sharepoint-calendar-view-to-week/

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Try this link

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Try;

calView = new SPCalendarView();
calView.ViewType = "week";
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I've seen that, but as far as I can tell that only relates to adding a view to a web part? If I have access to the SPView object, how do I then use your code? – user259 Aug 17 '10 at 16:14

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