Count the number of days between two calendar dates.
From 1 March to 11 March is a difference of 10 elapsed days. If you need to count both the start and end dates inclusively, the count may instead be 11 calendar dates.
Clarify whether your task needs elapsed days, inclusive calendar days, business days or a time-zone-aware duration.
The result counts the difference between dates. Whether both endpoint dates should be counted depends on the convention used for your particular task.
Are both dates included?
The result is the difference between the dates. Whether to count both endpoints depends on the convention of your task.
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