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Date Sequence Generator

Generate recurring date lists by interval, selected weekdays, or nth-weekday rules, then skip holidays and export the final schedule.

3 recurrence modelsinterval · weekdays · nth weekday
Weekend & holiday skipsomitted dates are counted
Calendar auditweekday · ISO week · day of year
Calendar exportcopy · CSV · ICS
—Each monthly/yearly step is calculated from the original start date, preventing cumulative day-of-month drift.
Recurring date schedule workspace

Expand a recurrence rule into an auditable list of calendar dates

Choose a fixed interval, selected weekdays, or an nth-weekday rule. Stop by count or end date, omit weekends and holidays when needed, then export the actual occurrences instead of re-counting them by hand.

Weekdays · holidays · ICS
—Dates generated
—First date
—Last date
—Dates skipped

Copy-ready sequence

Calendar audit

#DateWeekdayISO weekDay of year
Ready.
Recurrence boundary. This is date-only Gregorian calendar arithmetic. Excluded weekend/holiday occurrences are omitted rather than automatically moved to the previous or next business day. Monthly/yearly interval steps are derived from the original start date; enable month-end alignment when the schedule should stay on each destination month’s last day. ICS exports create transparent all-day events.

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Start with a direct timer, stopwatch, alarm or focus workflow. Calendar, date arithmetic, clocks and scheduling specialists remain available from the full Date & Time hub.

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Generate recurring calendar dates

Choose the first date, interval size, unit, and count. Monthly and yearly sequences are calculated from the original start date rather than repeatedly mutating the previous result, which avoids cumulative drift after short months.

Month-end option

If the original date is the last day of a month, enable end-of-month alignment to keep later monthly or yearly occurrences on each destination month’s last day.

Recurring-date semantics

Monthly and yearly items are derived from the original starting date to avoid cumulative drift. End-of-month alignment is optional and explicit.

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