Use Add time to move a starting date and time forward or backward by days or hours. Use Difference between dates to compare two moments. The calculation basis switch decides whether results count every calendar day or workdays only.
Under the workday basis, Saturdays, Sundays and your custom excluded dates are skipped — ideal for questions like what date is 10 business days later. Workday totals are not based on a regional public holiday calendar; add holidays manually as excluded dates.
The page keeps the current mode, dates, times, filters, and exclusions in the URL query, so you can reopen or share the same calculation. The calendar highlights the base, target, start, end, range, and excluded dates, and the result can be copied.
Common questions and answers about this topic.
Switch the calculation basis to "Workdays" and use "Difference between dates" mode. The result shows workdays with weekends and your excluded dates skipped — the start day counts, the end day does not, so move the end date one day later if you want it included.
Yes. Under the workday basis, use the "Custom excluded dates" section to add specific dates like national holidays. These dates are skipped together with weekends in both add-time and difference calculations.
Calendar days count every day including weekends and holidays. Workdays exclude weekends and your custom excluded dates. Use the calculation basis switch above the tool to choose which one the results use.
In "Add time" mode, click the "Backward" direction toggle. Enter your starting date and the number of days or hours to subtract. The result will show the date in the past.
Switch the calculation basis to "Workdays", use "Add time" mode, and enter your start date with an amount of 10 days. The stepping skips weekends and your excluded dates and lands on the exact date. It also works with hours for workday-hour deadlines, and backward to count workdays into the past.