Tap a chip. This is the template, not a picture of it.
One week on one sheet, with your name on it and the sections you actually use, dated or not.
Most weekly planners squeeze the weekend into a strip at the bottom, as if Saturday were an afterthought. This one gives all seven days the same column, because the people who print a planner every week are the ones whose weekends are as scheduled as their Tuesdays.
The sections below the week are switches, not a second template. Turn on the meals row and the habit strip if you use them, leave them off and the notes area grows to fill the space. Dated fills in the numbers for the week you pick; undated prints the day names only, so one sheet lasts a year of Mondays.
If you print this fifty-two times, print the light-ink theme. It is rules and one accent and nothing filled, and it is there for exactly this sheet.
Either. Undated prints the day names only. Dated fills in the dates for the week you pick.
Yes. It is a setting, and the columns reorder.
No. You pay once for the file. There is nothing to cancel.