Change the year range in a multi-year view in mat-datepicker

[boboantic]

Feature Description

The possibility to control the year range in a multi-year view in the mat-datepicker in Angular Material 7.

What is the current behavior?

Currently the default range of 24 years starts from 2016-2039, and each page backwards offers another 24-year range.

Use Case

I need to show a different year range in the multi-year view in the mat-datepicker. I need the possibility to manipulate the year range to be different than the default (which is 2016-2039 in the starting view), e.g. 2010-2033. This will improve the UX of an application where customers mostly select years beginning from 2010 (customers now need to go to the previous page with a year range from 1992-2015.

[gauravbora2008]

Any workaround for this?

[fomenkogregory]

Any Updates? Any solutions how I can change total amount of cells or amount of cells in a row on 'year'/'month' views? Now I have to use horrible hack

  dateClass: MatCalendarCellClassFunction<Date> = (cellDate, view) => {
    if (view === 'year') {
      return `year-cell-${cellDate.getMonth()}`;
    }

    return '';
  };

And than apply absolute positions to classes... and here I just want to change the month view to

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[leosauberman]

Any workaround for this?