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Date Calculator — Add, Subtract, Difference & Business Days

Calculate the difference between two dates or add and subtract days, weeks, months and years. Compare calendar days with weekday-only business days, see the result weekday and keep the counting convention visible.

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The calculation, without hidden assumptions

A broad date calculator should answer the two jobs people actually bring to it: “how far apart are these dates?” and “what date lands this far before or after another date?” This parent tool keeps both in one calculator, uses date-only arithmetic so time zones do not silently move a calendar day, exposes inclusive versus elapsed counting, and treats business days as Monday through Friday unless a dedicated holiday-aware tool is used.

How to use this calculator

1

Choose Difference between dates or Add / subtract a duration.

2

Enter the dates and choose calendar-day or weekday-only business-day handling where it applies.

3

Read the result, weekday, duration equivalents and the exact counting assumption before using it for a deadline or schedule.

Where people use it

  • Project and contract date checks
  • Travel, notice-period and deadline planning
  • Counting weekdays without pretending country-specific holidays are universal
  • Finding a date weeks, months or years before or after a known date

Example: 30 days after 15 January 2026

With Shift selected, base date 15 January 2026, Add, amount 30 and Days, the result is 14 February 2026. The start date is day zero: adding one day always moves to the next calendar date.

What the result does not assume

  • Business-day mode means Monday through Friday only. It does not subtract public holidays because holiday calendars differ by country, region and employer.
  • Month and year shifts clamp to the last valid day when the destination month has no matching day, so 31 January + 1 month becomes the final day of February.
  • Difference mode is date-only. It does not model hours, time zones or daylight-saving transitions.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Date Calculator include the start date?+

Elapsed difference treats the start date as day zero. Turn on inclusive counting when both the start and end calendar dates should count.

Can it add or subtract business days?+

Yes for day-based shifts. Business-day mode advances only through Monday to Friday. Public holidays are not removed on this broad parent calculator.

What happens when I add a month to the 31st?+

The calculator clamps to the last valid day of the target month instead of overflowing into the following month.

Why keep separate Days Between Dates and Business Days calculators?+

Those child tools serve narrower jobs and richer assumptions. This page is the broad parent; the focused calculators remain useful when that exact workflow is the intent.

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