Calculate the number of working (business) days and hours for any year with our advanced interactive calendar. Features automatic saving, bulk day settings, customizable work schedules, and persistent storage. Perfect for payroll calculations, project planning, and business scheduling. No Signup Required.
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All your settings and custom configurations are stored locally in your browser using localStorage. No data is sent to our servers, ensuring complete privacy and security.
Accurate working day calculations are crucial for business operations. A typical year has approximately 260-262 working days, but this varies significantly based on holidays, company policies, and shift schedules.
With auto-save functionality, teams can maintain consistent calculations across different scenarios, ensuring accuracy in payroll, project planning, and resource allocation.
The bulk settings feature is particularly valuable for organizations with complex shift patterns, allowing quick setup of recurring schedules that would be time-consuming to configure manually.
The calculator's flexible hour system (0h, 4h, 8h, 12h) accommodates various work arrangements: part-time schedules, overtime planning, half-day holidays, and compressed work weeks.
Local storage ensures your configurations persist across sessions, making it ideal for ongoing projects or recurring calculations. No need to reconfigure settings each time you use the tool.
The visual calendar interface with color coding makes it easy to spot patterns and verify configurations at a glance, reducing errors in complex scheduling scenarios.
The calculator automatically counts Monday through Friday as working days and weekends as non-working days. You can customize any date by clicking on it to cycle through different working hours (0h, 4h, 8h, 12h). The tool calculates total working days and hours for the entire year, broken down by month and quarter. All your settings are automatically saved to your browser's local storage.
Yes! The calculator automatically saves all your settings including custom day configurations, selected year, working hours preferences, calendar range, and federal holiday settings to your browser's local storage. Your data persists between sessions, so you can close and reopen the page without losing your work.
Absolutely! Click on any date in the calendar to cycle through working hours: 0h (non-working), 4h (half day), 8h (full day), or 12h (overtime). You can also use the bulk settings feature to apply working hours to all instances of specific weekdays (e.g., mark all Saturdays as 4-hour working days).
Select the checkboxes for the days of the week you want to modify (Su, Mo, Tu, etc.), choose the working hours from the dropdown (0h, 4h, 8h, or 12h), and click Apply. This will set all instances of those weekdays throughout the year to your chosen working hours. It's perfect for setting up shift schedules or marking recurring working patterns.
There are two reset options: 'Reset Calendar' only clears your custom day settings while keeping other preferences, and 'Reset All' returns everything to default values and clears all saved data from local storage. Your settings are automatically saved, so any changes take effect immediately.
Absolutely! This tool is perfect for payroll departments to calculate total working days and hours for any year. The monthly and quarterly breakdowns help with payroll planning, budgeting, and compliance reporting. The auto-save feature ensures your payroll configurations are preserved for future reference.
The calculator includes US federal holidays for 2025 by default, which you can toggle on/off. When enabled, federal holidays are automatically marked as non-working days (0 hours). You can still manually override any holiday by clicking on it if your organization works on federal holidays.
Yes! You can customize both the start and end months for your calendar view. This is useful for fiscal years, academic years, or project-specific timeframes. For example, you could set it to show April through March for a fiscal year calendar. These settings are automatically saved.