What percentage of the year has passed?
A live gauge showing how much of this year has already passed, how many days are gone and how many are still to come. A nice way to pause on how fast a year goes.
To find what percentage of the year has passed, divide the days gone so far this year by the total days in the year (365, or 366 in a leap year) and multiply by 100. The live gauge above shows the exact figure for today, with the days gone and the days left.
How is it calculated?
The number of days already gone this year is divided by the total days in the year (365, or 366 in a leap year). The gauge moves a little further every day.
Examples
| Date | Passed |
|---|---|
| 1 January | 0% |
| 1 April | about 25% |
| 1 July | about 50% |
| 1 October | about 75% |
| 31 December | about 100% |
Approximate. The exact figure depends on the day, and each day is a slightly smaller share in a leap year.
What people use it for
- Seeing how much of the year is left
- Tracking progress on a yearly goal or resolution
- Following an annual budget, OKR or savings plan
- A quick reality check on how fast the year is going
- Counting down to New Year
Count down to the end of the year
Want to count down to New Year's Eve or any other date? NanoCount puts a live countdown on your Home Screen and Lock Screen. Free.
Frequently asked questions
- What percentage of the year has passed?
- The gauge above shows the live figure for today. It divides the days gone this year by the total days in the year and multiplies by 100.
- How much of the year is left?
- It is 100% minus the part that has passed. The gauge shows both the days gone and the days left.
- Does a leap year change it?
- Yes. In a leap year the total is 366 days instead of 365, so each single day is a slightly smaller share of the year.
- What percentage of the year is one month?
- Roughly 8%, a twelfth of the year, a little more for 31-day months and less for February.
- How do I count down to New Year?
- Use NanoCount to put a live countdown to 31 December, or any date, on your Home Screen.