Time Tools & Calculators
Date math for planning projects, schedules, and deadlines. Choose calendar days, weekdays, or workdays (with optional holidays).
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Guide: date math and accurate timesheets
Date calculations can differ depending on whether you count calendar days, weekdays, or workdays. For timesheets, record start/end/breaks consistently and export CSV for clean payroll records.
Read the time tools guideChoosing the right day count
Calendar days
Best for countdowns and real-world dates where weekends still matter.
Weekdays / workdays
Best for business timelines, school schedules, and staffing estimates.
Timesheet best practices
- Set a week start date to prevent mismatched days.
- Record breaks consistently and decide whether breaks are paid.
- Separate regular vs overtime so pay calculations stay transparent.
- Export CSV to share with payroll or keep a personal record.
For sourcing and corrections standards, see the Editorial & Accuracy Policy.
Planning tip
For delivery estimates, compare both calendar days and workdays to avoid surprises.