Choose your dates
Enter the first and last dates of your period. Both dates are included, so a single-day range contains one calendar day.
Calculate the number of working days between two dates. Exclude weekends, account for holidays you specify, and quickly estimate business days for project timelines, leave planning, payroll schedules, and everyday work.
Choose your date range and weekend settings. The start and end dates are both included in the calculation.
Select your dates to see your working-day breakdown.
Your estimated working days will appear here.
A working-days calculation starts with the full calendar date range, then excludes the weekly days off you select and any additional holidays that fall on otherwise working days.
Enter the first and last dates of your period. Both dates are included, so a single-day range contains one calendar day.
Choose Saturday and Sunday, Sunday only, Friday and Saturday, or no weekly days off to match your usual schedule.
Optionally enter public or company holiday dates. A holiday only reduces the working-day count when it falls on a working day within your selected range.
The calculator counts each date in the selected range once. Additional holidays that fall on weekends are already excluded as weekend days, so they are not deducted again. Dates outside the selected period have no effect on the result.
Use a working-days estimate as a starting point for scheduling work, tracking deadlines, and planning business operations.
Estimate the working days available between a project start date and a target deadline, accounting for your chosen weekends and specified holidays.
Count potential working days within a leave period or planning window. Apply your organization's own leave and attendance rules separately.
Estimate available workdays for scheduling, service delivery, invoicing cycles, reporting periods, and other recurring business tasks.
A few important details about how the calculation works.
Yes. The calculator includes both dates. If both dates are the same, the range contains one calendar day. That date counts as a working day only if it is not excluded by your weekend schedule or an additional holiday.
No. Public holidays vary by country, state, organization, and year. Enable the holiday option and add the dates relevant to your schedule. The calculator does not automatically retrieve an official holiday calendar.
Yes. Select “Friday and Saturday” from the weekend schedule. Sundays through Thursdays will then count as working days, unless an added holiday excludes a date.
The date is counted as a weekend day and is not deducted a second time as a holiday. This avoids double-counting the same excluded date.
You can use it for preliminary planning. Payroll, paid leave, overtime, attendance, and statutory working-day rules can differ by employer and jurisdiction. Verify the relevant policies before making official calculations.
Yes. Use “Copy Summary” to copy the calculation details, or select “Print / Save PDF” to open your browser's print dialog. From there, you can print the summary or choose a PDF destination if your browser supports it.