Weekday counter
Counts Monday to Friday between two dates, with a list of holidays you can exclude. Weekends are removed automatically; holidays are not, because they differ everywhere.
How to use the weekday counter
Public holidays are the reason a working-day count cannot be fully automatic. They vary by country, by region within a country, and by year for the moveable ones — Easter alone shifts across a five-week window, and several countries have holidays defined relative to it. Any tool claiming to know your holidays is either asking your location or guessing. Listing them explicitly is more work and gives an answer you can actually rely on. Note that this counts both end dates, so a Monday-to-Friday period is five working days rather than four — the convention a timesheet or an office closure uses. A delivery estimate or an SLA usually starts its clock on the day after the request instead, which is one day fewer.
Questions
They vary by country, by region and by year. Easter alone moves across five weeks, and several holidays are defined relative to it.
Not everywhere: several countries use Friday and Saturday. This assumes Saturday and Sunday.
Both are. Monday to Friday comes out as five working days, not four. Subtract one if your SLA starts counting the day after.
About 261 before holidays. Subtracting eight to ten public holidays leaves roughly 251 to 253.
Your device’s. The calculation runs in your browser, so it is today where you are rather than on a server somewhere else.