Summary
Project the next and Nth payday from a start date and pay-cycle length.
Calculation details
Uses calendar days only; weekends and holidays are not skipped.
Formula
Next = start + frequency; last = start + frequency × occurrences.
Worked example
Worked example
A biweekly cycle projects the next and fourth payday.
How it works
Enter the first payday, cycle length in calendar days, and how many occurrences to project. Weekends are not skipped.
Frequently asked questions
What is the anchor payday?
The start date is the known payday you are projecting forward from.
Does frequency include weekends?
Frequency is a fixed calendar-day interval. It does not auto-shift weekends unless you adjust the anchor.
What is occurrences ahead?
How many pay cycles to project. Next payday is the first; last payday is the Nth occurrence.