How to set up automated emails in Make for the 15th & 30th with adjustments for weekends

Hello i need help wiht this:

How can I create an automated email sending program in Make on the 15th and 30th, but if these days fall on a Saturday, can I have Make send them on Fridays?

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Hey there,

well this is a bit tricky,

Maybe have a scenario run on the 14th and 29th - if its a Friday it will run and store data in a data store that it ran, and if its not a Friday it will trigger a second scenario that only runs on the 15th and on the 30th. It will first check if the data store is empty and only run if it is, then it will empty the data store regardless.

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If you want to get days of the week for dates ahead, see Find the upcoming Saturday of a given date - #2 by samliew

If you want to specifically change the scenario scheduling to avoid weekends, see Change schedule for weekends - #3 by samliew

If you want to calculate a previous date to avoid weekends, see Format date and time for workdays - #4 by samliew

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