How to use it
- Pick Count between two dates or Add or subtract days.
- Fill in the dates in the sentence. The country is guessed from your browser; change it if you need another.
- Read the answer and the list of days skipped, check them on the calendar, then copy the sentence or a link.
What makes a day a working day here
A working day is a day in your working week (Monday to Friday unless you change it) that is not a public holiday in the place you picked and not one of your own days off. Weekends are always shown in grey on the calendar, public holidays in coral, and the days that were counted in yellow, so you can see exactly how the number was reached.
Worked examples
- England and Wales, Monday 21 December 2026 to Friday 8 January 2027, counting both dates: 12 working days. Christmas Day, the substitute Boxing Day on Monday 28 December and New Year's Day are skipped.
- United States, Thanksgiving week, Monday 23 to Friday 27 November 2026: 4 business days. Thanksgiving Day on Thursday 26 November is a federal holiday; the Friday after is not.
- England and Wales, 10 working days after Friday 18 December 2026: Wednesday 6 January 2027.
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Questions
Does the start date count?
By default both the start date and the end date count when you count between two dates. Open Options to leave either one out. When you add days, the start date never counts: 10 working days after Friday 18 December 2026 starts counting on Monday 21 December.
Which holidays are skipped?
The public holidays of the country or nation you pick: US federal holidays, UK bank holidays for England and Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland, Canadian federal holidays, or the holidays shared by every Australian state. You can add your own days off too.
Can I count a 4 day week or weekend work?
Yes. Open Options and switch any weekday on or off. Turn on Saturday for a 6 day week, or turn off Friday for a 4 day week.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. The dates you type and the days off you add stay in your browser. The address bar keeps them so you can share or bookmark the answer.