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Business Day Counter

Counts working days between dates, or finds the date N working days out, excluding weekends and holidays.

Working days between two dates, or the date a given number of working days out. Weekends and Korean public holidays come off, including the substitute days, so the answer is the one a contract or a filing deadline actually runs on.

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Mode

How many working days from one date to another.

Non-working days

A six-day week and a Friday–Saturday weekend are both real; the default is Saturday and Sunday.

Working days

Working days

0

Calendar days

0

Weekend days

0

Public holidays

0

How to use it

  1. Choose which question you are asking

    Counting between two dates, or projecting a deadline N working days out. They are different calculations and the second is the one people usually want.

  2. Say which days are not working days

    Saturday and Sunday by default, but a six-day week and a Friday–Saturday weekend are both real arrangements and both selectable.

  3. Check the holidays it found

    The holidays inside your range are listed by name, so you can see exactly which days came off rather than trusting a total.

Common questions

Does the start date count as day one?

No. Counting between dates gives the working days that pass, so Monday to Tuesday is one. For a deadline, N working days out from Monday with N = 1 is Tuesday.

Are 대체공휴일 included?

Yes, computed from the rule rather than from a list, so it stays right for future years. 임시공휴일 are not — they are declared by decree and there is nothing to compute.

Can I count backwards?

Yes — a negative count goes back, which is how you find the last date to file something so that it lands N working days before a deadline.

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These accept what this tool produces, so the result can go straight in.