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Configure Scheduler on every 2nd and 4th Saturday for 20 months?

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I was trying to schedule an email in which I will hit my Audience on every 2nd and 4th Saturday for 20 months, but I am unable to find the way!

Suggest me solution.

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Hi Komal,

 

You don't have to write JS.

Use test activity which will check whether currentDate is of which week.

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Hi,

 

since it is only for 20 months, I would say hardcode the dates in a schema and use it against running the workflow

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write a JS that skips on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays for 20 times. 

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Really appreciate your effort, I checked once again and found those observations::

Kindly have a look.

 

For the option one(Hardcode dates in schema): Yes, We can select specified date but only one but we can't select multiple specified dates.

For the option 2(Writing JS): I want to do so in the workflow and after using scheduler, and there is no option of writing JS inside scheduler.

 

Still curious to find solution of my problem.

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Hi,

 

You can achieve so by selecting a scheduler to run weekly and then a test condition: is week ==2 or week ==4. If it satisfies the condition then execute your workflow else end it. Within scheduler you can mention about number of iterations this workflow should run.

 

Thanks,

Jyoti

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Hi,

 

Test Activity is present under execution activities while configuring the workflow as per the help document. But I check it so while configuring the workflow. I am unable to discover that "Test" option under Execution Activities.

Kindly Help.

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Correct answer by
Community Advisor

Hi Komal,

 

You don't have to write JS.

Use test activity which will check whether currentDate is of which week.