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Business days from today calculator

Count forward in working days. Weekends are skipped, and you can also see the date with US federal holidays skipped.

Counting from today.

10 business days from today is

Wednesday, October 14, 2026

That's 14 calendar days away, with weekends skipped.

Skipping US federal holidays too, it's Thursday, October 15, 2026: Columbus Day (Mon, Oct 12) falls in between.

Quick answers

Counted from today, Wednesday, September 30, 2026. Each one has its own page with conversions and a spreadsheet formula.

How it's calculated

We step forward one weekday at a time from today, skipping Saturdays and Sundays, until we've counted N: the same rule as WORKDAY in Excel and Google Sheets. Public holidays count as working days in the main answer; the second answer also skips the eleven US federal holidays on the days they're observed.

In Excel or Google Sheets

  • 10 business days from today: =WORKDAY(TODAY(), 10)
  • From a date in cell A1: =WORKDAY(A1, 10)

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Frequently asked questions

Are public holidays skipped?

The main answer skips only Saturdays and Sundays, like WORKDAY without a holiday list. We also show the date with the US federal holidays skipped, using their observed dates.

What if today is a Saturday or Sunday?

The count starts with the next weekday. One business day from a Saturday or a Sunday is the following Monday.

How do I do this in a spreadsheet?

Use =WORKDAY(TODAY(), 10) for 10 business days. Add a range of holiday dates as a third argument, such as =WORKDAY(TODAY(), 10, H1:H11), to skip those too.

Learn more

Federal holidays can push a business-day deadline back. Check US federal holidays 2027 and their observed dates.