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We are creating an automation that will set the due date of the cards. The due date will be X hours from the card creation and should consider only working days.
I know that I can create a rule with Arithmetic. But once we would like to work with hours and not only days, I don't know how to create the rule. If I create a rule using just hours, will not consider workingdays: {isodatetime+{foundcarddescription}h} and if I create the rule using workingdays, we will not be able to have situation with hours: {isodatetime+{foundcarddescription}wd}.
Any suggestion? Thanks!!!!
Hi Andre, I like a challenge so will work on this tomorrow morning to get my brain started. Just to confirm:
Hi @Dreamsuite Mike ! I thing it is easier than that :)
When a card is created I lookup another card to get the number of hours (SLA) and add this number to created time, so I have the due date. But once we are not going to work on weekends, this due date should consider only working days. It's not working hours, just consider working days. So if a card with a 24 hours SLA is created on Friday 6 PM, its due date should be Monday 6 PM.
Because our automation consider that will always be an SLA but in some cases we don't have one, we use 99999 hours to ignore SLAs due date.
No, once it is set the due date doesn't change.
Thanks!!!
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