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United States holidays and business days

Use "US" for the United States country-level calendar. The following coverage describes the pinned release 2026-09-15-holidays-0.104-t0-repair-5.

Weekend rule

Saturday–Sunday, using the Monday-to-Sunday mask 0000011 throughout 2000–2035 in this release. The optional weekend argument overrides the default; extra closures and public holidays still take precedence.

Coverage is statutory weekend only: this code has no source working-weekend data. We do not infer make-up working days or employer-specific schedules.

Subdivision support

States and territories are available on Pro. National completeness does not guarantee regional completeness: US-CA has no complete calendar after 2025 in this release, even though it has no displayed estimated-date suffix.

57 subdivision entries. =SUBDIVISIONS("US") lists the supported suffixes and names on either plan. Using a regional calendar requires Pro.

View all 57 subdivision codes
United States subdivisions in the pinned release
SuffixName
AKAlaska
ALAlabama
ARArkansas
ASAmerican Samoa
AZArizona
CACalifornia
COColorado
CTConnecticut
DCDistrict of Columbia
DEDelaware
FLFlorida
GAGeorgia
GUGuam
HIHawaii
IAIowa
IDIdaho
ILIllinois
INIndiana
KSKansas
KYKentucky
LALouisiana
MAMassachusetts
MDMaryland
MEMaine
MIMichigan
MNMinnesota
MOMissouri
MPNorthern Mariana Islands
MSMississippi
MTMontana
NCNorth Carolina
NDNorth Dakota
NENebraska
NHNew Hampshire
NJNew Jersey
NMNew Mexico
NVNevada
NYNew York
OHOhio
OKOklahoma
OROregon
PAPennsylvania
PRPuerto Rico
RIRhode Island
SCSouth Carolina
SDSouth Dakota
TNTennessee
TXTexas
UMUnited States Minor Outlying Islands
UTUtah
VAVirginia
VIVirgin Islands, U.S.
VTVermont
WAWashington
WIWisconsin
WVWest Virginia
WYWyoming

Complete years and estimated dates

The national calendar has complete years 2000–2035 in the pinned audit. Each subdivision has its own completeness flags; do not infer regional completeness from this national range.

First estimated year: none labelled in 2000–2035 for this national calendar or its listed subdivisions. No label is not proof of confirmation; completeness is checked independently.

Estimated dates can move by a day when authorities confirm them. Holiday names preserve the source’s " (estimated)" suffix where supplied; some source names suppress that label.

Worked examples

=HOLIDAYS("US",2026)

=HOLIDAYS("US",2026)

Returns the known date/name table, beginning 2026-01-01 · New Year's Day.

=ISHOLIDAY("2026-01-01","US")

=ISHOLIDAY("2026-01-01","US")

Returns TRUE for the first listed national public holiday in 2026.

Free and Pro

Free: every formula for the current calendar year and the next one, in the spreadsheet’s timezone; country-level only, no subdivisions and no custom extra ranges. In 2026, that window is 2026–2027.

Pro: $29/year or $4/month; holiday lists: 2000–2035, subject to source coverage; business-day formulas: years with published calendars. Includes subdivisions, custom extra ranges, and priority data corrections. Compare plans and owner-based access.

Calendar coverage and estimated dates

Estimated dates can move by a day when authorities confirm them. HOLIDAYS and HOLIDAYNAME preserve the source’s exact " (estimated)" suffix where supplied. An absent label does not prove that a date is confirmed.

For codes without working-weekend data, coverage is statutory weekend only: public holidays and the configured weekend rule, with no inferred make-up working days. Business-day formulas require a complete calendar for every year touched; Pro does not unlock unpublished calendars. Read the data coverage guide.

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