Recurring Date Schedule (Every N Days)
Turn a start date into a table of dates and weekdays repeating every N days. Great for medication, recurring tasks, and maintenance cycles.
Input
Repeat every how many days
Number of dates, start date included
Result
Enter a start date, cycle, and number of occurrences.
How it works
- Enter three values, the start date (first occurrence), the cycle (how many days between repeats), and the number of occurrences (count including the start date), to generate a table of dates and weekdays for each cycle.
- Weekdays are color-coded, with Sundays in red and Saturdays in blue, so you can see at a glance whether any dates fall on a weekend.
- The elapsed-days column shows the number of days since the start date; the first row is labeled as the start date.
- Change the cycle number to handle any repeat pattern, such as weekly (7 days), biweekly (14 days), or every four weeks (28 days).
- Use it to manage medication intervals, equipment inspection and replacement cycles, and routine reminders or check-ins.
- You can request up to 200 occurrences and a cycle of up to 3,650 days.
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