Not every situation for counting days will be the same. This tool knows that, so it’s as versatile as you need it to be. You can use it in three ways. If you have the start and end date, it will calculate the number of days in between. For example, you can work out how many days are in your school semester.
If you don’t know the start date, you can put in the end date and the number of days in order to get the start date. The same rule applies if you don’t have the end date. If you have the start date and number of days, the calculator will work that out for you.
Many situations call for you to know the days between two dates. Let’s say it’s September 10 and your new car arrives on October 10. You want to sell your old car a week before, on October 3.
You identify the day the car is due, as well as when you want to sell your current one. You can enter today’s date and the date your vehicle will arrive into the day counter. It then works out how long you need to wait for your new vehicle.