Samsung Calander

[TacticallyBlind]

I wish the calender events didn't wrap days. So my work hours over lap into the next day, and it says I've got work that day when there's nothing going on. 

To be clear, Google calender doesn't do this. It just adds confusion. 

[ddpetro]

Can you show a screenshot of what you mean?

[TacticallyBlind]

Like that. I have work that carries over. You can see the difference between the Samsung calendar and googles calender.
See what I mean?
And if I don't have work the next day it just on first glance makes it look like I have work the next day. If that makes sense.

[ddpetro]

Are you sure the days don't overlap in your samsung calendar for that event?

[TacticallyBlind]

They do and don't. I finish work in early hours of the morning and as you can see first week of Feb, googles calender doesn't stretch across. Samsung's one does. And if I'm not working the next day, its annoying seeing work carry over when I haven't got work the next day. Google calender doesn't have this issue. But I'm trying to use more Samsung apps. So it'd be nice to have this option toggleable or something.

[ddpetro]

Can you take a screenshot of the work event on samsung calendar so that we can see what days they're over? I think they're not set up the same way if you compare the calendars

[TacticallyBlind]

Take the 13th and the 14th of December for example I worked until 2:00 in the morning on the 13th but according to Samsung calendar I was also working the 14th If Google calendar could make it not crossover then why can't Samsung's calendar it just is actually kind of annoying and frustrating because it just means that work is prioritised at the top when a natural fact I could have other events that day which I don't get to see a glance because it's covered by a work schedule that I'm not even doing because for the day before.

[TacticallyBlind]

See what I mean. So when the app is on the home screen as a widget it makes it look like events carryover when actually they don't.

[ddpetro]

It's crossing over because on your screenshot the event starts on the 13th 4pm and ends on the 14th at 2am.

I just replicated it and you're right, google calendar doesn't overlap.

I actually prefer the samsung implementation overall as it's more logical but for your use case I agree, it's annoying