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Twenty-eight days, four clean rows

February 2027 Calendar

Twenty-eight days from a Monday to a Sunday, set out one month to a page and handed over as a PDF that prints at exact size, or as PNG, SVG, XLSX, DOCX or ICS.

The rest of the run

Days
28
Starts and ends
Monday to Sunday
Grid rows
4 on a Monday start, 5 on a Sunday start
Working days
20, with 8 weekend days

Four rows and nothing left over

February 2027 runs from a Monday to a Sunday. On a Monday-start grid that comes out as four rows with nothing spilling past either end — no blanks in front of the first date, none trailing the last — and the deepest writing boxes of any sheet in this year’s run. Start the week on Sunday instead and the alignment goes: the first date is pushed along a column and a fifth row appears to hold the final one.

No weekday falls five times. Every column of the Monday-start grid is the same depth, which is worth noticing if the month is being ruled into equal parts. 2027 is not a leap year, so February stops at 28.

Twenty working days is the shortest tally on any sheet in this run, set against 8 weekend days. A month this tidy is the exception rather than the pattern; most of the year needs five rows and leaves blanks at one end or the other.

Printing it

A4 is 210 × 297 mm and Letter is 8.5 × 11 inches, and the PDF is written with a page box at that exact size, so the sheet arrives the size it says it is. Print at 100% rather than fit to page. With only four rows to fill, this is the month where heavier paper repays itself: the boxes are deep enough to take several lines, and thin stock can show the ink through.