Count working days between two dates or find the date after a number of working days. It starts with your country's weekend and public holidays, and lists every holiday it skips.
Working days are all days that are not weekend days and, if you leave the option on, not public holidays. The start and end dates both count when you count days between two dates. When you add working days, the start date is not counted.
The weekend depends on the country: Saturday and Sunday in most places, Friday and Saturday in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Israel and several other countries. Holidays are nationwide public holidays; regional and company holidays are not included, and floating holidays such as Eid can move by a day. Check the official calendar for contracts or legal deadlines.
Common questions
Are the start and end date included?
Yes. When you count the working days between two dates, both days are counted if they are working days. When you add working days to a date, counting starts the day after the start date.
Does it work for my country?
It opens with the country detected from your location, and you can pick another one. Holiday data is included for about 110 countries; where it is missing, only the weekend is skipped.