First, you can construct the last day of the current year by getting the current year, and adding "-12-31" after it. You can put this in a variable in the automation rule.
Then, you can use this smart value to calculate the difference in days between now, and the end of the year.
{{now().diff(EndCurrentYear.toDate).Days}}
Best regards,
Kris
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Hi @Viktoria Soldatova ,
Can you post what you have created ?
Also, you can add the "Log Action" at various points in the automation rule to display values in the audit log so you can debug what is going wrong.
Best regards,
Kris
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