Method
Choose an operation and calendar unit, then the calculator moves the starting date by that whole-number amount.
Move through the calendar without tripping over month lengths or leap years.
Month and year changes preserve the day where possible, otherwise they use the last valid day of the resulting month.
Useful context
Use the calculator first, then scan the details below when you want more context about the inputs, result, or assumptions.
Choose an operation and calendar unit, then the calculator moves the starting date by that whole-number amount.
Enter a starting date, choose add or subtract, enter a whole number, and select the calendar unit.
The result includes the new date, weekday, original date, operation, and amount used.
Adding one month to January 31 uses February 28 in a non-leap year because that is the last valid day of the month.
Month and year changes clamp month-end dates rather than overflowing into the following month.
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