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Dates are treated as calendar dates without a timezone, avoiding errors caused by daylight-saving time changes. Both start and end are not counted inclusively.
Measure the number of calendar days between any two dates.
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With start date 2026-01-01, end date 2026-01-01, the days between dates is 0 days.
| Start date | 2026-01-01 |
|---|---|
| End date | 2026-01-01 |
| Days between dates | 0 days |
|---|---|
| Full weeks | 0 |
| Extra days | 0 days |
| Hours | 0 hours |
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Dates are treated as calendar dates without a timezone, avoiding errors caused by daylight-saving time changes. Both start and end are not counted inclusively.
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Days = |UTC(second date) − UTC(first date)| ÷ 86,400,000. Dates are treated as calendar dates without a timezone, avoiding errors caused by daylight-saving time changes. Both start and end are not counted inclusively.
With start date 2026-01-01, end date 2026-01-01, the days between dates is 0 days. Full weeks: 0; Extra days: 0 days; Hours: 0 hours.
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