Dates & Times by Lodol

• Current date and timeGet the current date and time.
• Today's dateGet today's date.
• Tomorrow's dateGet tomorrow's date.
• Yesterday's dateGet yesterday's date.
• Make date readableTurn a date into a friendly format for emails, messages, or reports.
• Unix timestampGet a date, or the current time, as a Unix timestamp: the number of seconds (or milliseconds) since January 1, 1970, the way many apps write dates.
• Time until dateFind out how many seconds remain until a date and time.
• Difference between datesMeasure the time between two dates in a chosen unit (years, quarters, months, weeks, working days, days, hours, minutes, or seconds). Months, quarters and years count complete calendar months, so a start date of 2022-07-03 is 4 years before 2026-07-03; working days count Monday to Friday. Dates are read in your time zone. The result is signed: positive when the end date is after the start date, negative when it's before. Unlike the Time until date action, which counts from now, this measures between two dates you provide.
• Add or subtract timeShift a date by an amount and unit, like +3 days or -2 hours, or move it to a day of the week, like next Monday. Use a negative amount to go back in time. A date stays a date (three days after 2026-10-09 is 2026-10-12), and a time keeps its clock time across daylight saving changes. Handy for due dates, reminders, and expiry dates.
• Day of weekGet the weekday for a date, like Monday or Saturday.
• Get date partPull a single component out of a date: the year, quarter, month, week of the year, day of the month, month and day together, day of the week, hour, or minute, read in your time zone. Returns a number for every part except day of the week, which returns the weekday name like Monday, and month and day, which returns text like 07-03. Use it for conditional logic on a date, such as acting only in December or only on the 1st, or compare the month and day of two dates to find anniversaries and birthdays.
• Check holidayCheck whether a date is a public holiday.
• Check business dayCheck whether a date is a business day: a weekday that is not a public holiday.
• Check weekendCheck whether a date falls on a weekend (Saturday or Sunday).
• Check if a date is recent or coming upCheck whether a date falls within the last or next few days, weeks or months, like an order from the last 7 days or a renewal in the next 30. Today counts.
• Start or end of a periodGet the first or last day of the week, month, quarter or year a date falls in, like the 1st of this month or the end of the quarter.

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