Start Date to End Date Converter

By default, work days are Monday through Friday, excluding weekends (Saturday and Sunday). The calculator counts only these weekdays when computing the total number of working days between two dates, which is the standard business week in most countries.

The basic Work Days Calculator excludes weekends but may not automatically exclude public holidays. For project planning, you may need to manually subtract regional holidays from the result, as holiday observance varies by country and region.

The Work Days Calculator only counts Monday through Friday (business days), while the Date Difference Calculator counts all calendar days including weekends. Use the Work Days Calculator for business planning and the Date Difference Calculator when all days matter.

Yes, this tool is perfect for calculating project deadlines in business days. Enter your project start date and end date to see exactly how many working days you have. This helps with resource planning, task allocation, and realistic timeline estimation.

While this tool calculates work days between two dates, you can use it iteratively to find deadlines. Start with an estimated end date, check the work days count, and adjust until you reach your desired number of business days from the start date.

Absolutely! The Work Days Calculator is valuable for payroll processing, contractor billing, and calculating billable days. It helps ensure accurate invoicing based on working days and is useful for time-tracking and attendance management.

After calculating work days, manually subtract the number of public holidays that fall on weekdays during your date range. Different countries and regions observe different holidays, so you'll need to check your local holiday calendar and adjust the work days count accordingly.

Yes, calculate work days to determine how many business days of leave you're taking. This helps you understand the actual impact on work schedules versus calendar days. For example, taking leave from Friday to Tuesday includes only Monday as a work day, not four days.

While most countries use Monday-Friday as work days, some regions have different work weeks. Middle Eastern countries may use Sunday-Thursday, while some countries have Saturday as a half-day. Our standard calculator uses Monday-Friday, which covers most global business operations.