Count elapsed dates
- Input or situation
- 1 September 2026 to 2 September 2026
- Result
- 1 day between the dates
Including both dates gives a count of two. Use the convention your booking or deadline requires.
Count calendar days and working days between two dates, or find a date a set number of business days away. Choose the weekend pattern and add the holidays that apply.
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Which days are non-working each week.
Preset public holidays to exclude.
Any YYYY-MM-DD dates found in this box are also excluded.
How the counting works. When counting between two dates, the start date is excluded and the end date counts if it is a working day. When adding business days, the tool skips your selected weekends and holidays.
Official and legal deadlines may use different counting rules. Check the rule that applies to you. Holiday presets cover only the years shown; add regional holidays and other days off from your own calendar.
From Friday 9 January to Monday 12 January 2026, there are 3 calendar days but 1 business day with Sat–Sun weekends and no holidays. For a gap involving clock times, use the duration calculator.
No. Counting starts on the following day; the end date counts if it is a working day. With Saturday–Sunday weekends and no holidays, 10 business days after Monday 5 January 2026 is Monday 19 January. Check the applicable counting rule for a contract or official deadline.
Yes. Open Working calendar and select Sat–Sun, Fri–Sat or Thu–Fri. Choose the pattern your workplace or service actually follows.
The optional presets cover 2025–2027 for US federal holidays, England & Wales, and the Netherlands. They are stored lists, not a live or employer-specific calendar; observed-day treatment differs by preset. Holidays defaults to None. Add missing dates as YYYY-MM-DD, especially for other years or regional and company closures.
Choose Add / subtract business days and enter a negative whole number. For example, Monday 12 January 2026 minus one business day is Friday 9 January with Sat–Sun weekends and no holidays.
It keeps a working start date unchanged. If the start is a weekend or selected holiday, it moves forward to the next working date. That differs from adding zero calendar days.
Choose Between two dates to count a gap, or Add / subtract business days to find a date. The start date is excluded; the end date counts as a business day if it is a working day. Check the weekend and holiday settings.
Including both dates gives a count of two. Use the convention your booking or deadline requires.
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