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Business Days Calculator

Count working days between dates, or add and subtract them. Choose your workweek and closures, with a transparent date-by-date breakdown.

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Start is day zero. For subtract, enter a positive number of days.

Select the weekdays that count as working days.

YYYY-MM-DD, one per line or separated by commas. No personal details needed.

Supports years 2000–2100; ranges up to 10 years and offsets up to 1,000 working days. The federal preset excludes one-off closures and does not adapt observance rules to custom workweeks.

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Choose the calculation

Count a date range or move forward or backward a set number of working days.

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Define a working day

Select your weekdays, an optional standard US federal holiday calendar and custom closure dates.

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Inspect the dates

Check the endpoint convention and see exactly which dates counted. Download the full schedule.

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Common questions

Before you calculate

Is the starting date counted?

For a range, you choose whether each endpoint is included. For adding or subtracting, the start is day zero; counting begins on the next or previous date.

Which holidays are included?

The optional preset uses recurring US federal holidays observed on the standard Monday–Friday schedule. It excludes one-off closures and Inauguration Day. It is not a universal company or legal calendar.

Can I use Sunday through Thursday?

Yes. Select those working weekdays. The federal preset still uses standard Monday–Friday observed dates; use custom closures for a different local or company calendar.

Will daylight saving change the answer?

No. The calculation uses calendar-date arithmetic in UTC, not elapsed local hours. Dates are supported from 2000 through 2100.