Per California guidelines, a day is counted when you perform services in California. So, for your example, if you did not perform services in California on the days you traveled in or out of the state, those days do not count.
Here is an example from California Part-year resident and nonresident:
One way to calculate the portion of your income that is California sourced is to multiply your total amount of income for the year by a ratio of your total number of days performing services in California over your total number of days performing services worldwide.
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