Ordinal date reference for 2026

January spans ordinal days 1 through 31 in 2026. Because ordinal dates compress the calendar into one continuous sequence, the month becomes easy to query both as a named period and as a fixed range inside the annual run. That matters in reporting, warehousing, and scheduling systems that need exact boundaries instead of locale-sensitive month labels.

February spans ordinal days 32 through 59 in 2026. Because ordinal dates compress the calendar into one continuous sequence, the month becomes easy to query both as a named period and as a fixed range inside the annual run. That matters in reporting, warehousing, and scheduling systems that need exact boundaries instead of locale-sensitive month labels.

March spans ordinal days 60 through 90 in 2026. Because ordinal dates compress the calendar into one continuous sequence, the month becomes easy to query both as a named period and as a fixed range inside the annual run. That matters in reporting, warehousing, and scheduling systems that need exact boundaries instead of locale-sensitive month labels.

April spans ordinal days 91 through 120 in 2026. Because ordinal dates compress the calendar into one continuous sequence, the month becomes easy to query both as a named period and as a fixed range inside the annual run. That matters in reporting, warehousing, and scheduling systems that need exact boundaries instead of locale-sensitive month labels.

May spans ordinal days 121 through 151 in 2026. Because ordinal dates compress the calendar into one continuous sequence, the month becomes easy to query both as a named period and as a fixed range inside the annual run. That matters in reporting, warehousing, and scheduling systems that need exact boundaries instead of locale-sensitive month labels.

June spans ordinal days 152 through 181 in 2026. Because ordinal dates compress the calendar into one continuous sequence, the month becomes easy to query both as a named period and as a fixed range inside the annual run. That matters in reporting, warehousing, and scheduling systems that need exact boundaries instead of locale-sensitive month labels.

July spans ordinal days 182 through 212 in 2026. Because ordinal dates compress the calendar into one continuous sequence, the month becomes easy to query both as a named period and as a fixed range inside the annual run. That matters in reporting, warehousing, and scheduling systems that need exact boundaries instead of locale-sensitive month labels.

August spans ordinal days 213 through 243 in 2026. Because ordinal dates compress the calendar into one continuous sequence, the month becomes easy to query both as a named period and as a fixed range inside the annual run. That matters in reporting, warehousing, and scheduling systems that need exact boundaries instead of locale-sensitive month labels.

September spans ordinal days 244 through 273 in 2026. Because ordinal dates compress the calendar into one continuous sequence, the month becomes easy to query both as a named period and as a fixed range inside the annual run. That matters in reporting, warehousing, and scheduling systems that need exact boundaries instead of locale-sensitive month labels.

October spans ordinal days 274 through 304 in 2026. Because ordinal dates compress the calendar into one continuous sequence, the month becomes easy to query both as a named period and as a fixed range inside the annual run. That matters in reporting, warehousing, and scheduling systems that need exact boundaries instead of locale-sensitive month labels.

November spans ordinal days 305 through 334 in 2026. Because ordinal dates compress the calendar into one continuous sequence, the month becomes easy to query both as a named period and as a fixed range inside the annual run. That matters in reporting, warehousing, and scheduling systems that need exact boundaries instead of locale-sensitive month labels.

December spans ordinal days 335 through 365 in 2026. Because ordinal dates compress the calendar into one continuous sequence, the month becomes easy to query both as a named period and as a fixed range inside the annual run. That matters in reporting, warehousing, and scheduling systems that need exact boundaries instead of locale-sensitive month labels.