Multiple Dates on Dates

This might be a feature request. Although based on my experience with Monday, there might be a way to do this with what’s there and I’m not seeing it.

We’re looking for a single entry on a board to have multiple dates associated with it. Just an example, we have an item that represents a piece of content. And we want to run this content multiple days in a month. So we’d like to flag a single date column with like Jan 1st, Jan 14th, Jan 20th, etc. Timeline allows you to flag a range of dates. But we’re looking for just being able to add multiple individual dates. Optimally, the dates column would allow you to add multiple dates similar how the Dropdown column allows you to add multiple selections.

Does this currently exist? Or perhaps there’s a clever workaround?

Thanks in advance,
Travis

Agreed–we have a similar need. We need to be able to add a return visit to a project after project completion. Would rather not have to create a duplicate item just to be able to schedule a separate date.

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We also would make use of this feature. We want to enter a series of dates (at unique intervals) to follow up with our clients. Some clients have only one or two follow updates, some have as many as 12.

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Has this been added or resolved? I would like to offer my clients the ability to schedule several appointments at one time.

Any news on this? Really need this fuctions as well

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Does anybody know if this is possible yet?

Would also need this feature but in a different use case! We would like to have vacations in the team gathered in a board in Monday, instead of the traditional excel spread sheets. Some people take different weeks and not always one series of dates in a row. The fact that you can’t choose multiple series in a timeline column makes this a bit difficult to visualize in a timeline dashboard. And when you add multiple timeline column that also messes up the timeline overview in the dashboard.

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we need this function so badly, it would help us to make a specific monthly date notification for charging customers manually.

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I would. hope to be able to add multiple dates in a single entry too - ie to add Key Meetings into a Board which would visually trigger check-in points before submissions or reviews. Any update would be much appreciated. Thanks.

would also like this feature. It would be nice to represent meetings or multiple release dates.

This feature is absolutely essential for our team, especially as over a project we may return to site multiple times and at the moment this cannot be captured in Monday

Fully agree, this would be so helpful. Currently I just have to pick one set of data so loose traceability…

This is like the most essential thing for my group. We are a newspaper and need to be able to schedule ads at diferent dates in the collum. SO need this

Would be very useful for us too!

This would be extremally helpful. Using this feature would help me block multiple dates on a calendar in one sweep. We have a network of publishers who have ads at different dates in the column.

Would also like this! Our use case is we have recurring quarterly milestones that we’d like to see as part of the same Gantt chart item. Perhaps theres a way to do this already with items and summarising it into a group.

We have a similar use case. We have a simple project tracker with a ‘go live date’ column. In some cases a project might have two go live dates.

I get that we could create two projects; phase one and phase two, but my team would prefer the two dates to be associated with the single project.

Another bump for this, it is a critical feature need on our end. We run summer camps and need to have multiple dates per campsite to create a calendar system. @Matias.Monday any creative solutions? Creation of a “Dates” or “Schedule” column would be amazing!

May this help some achieve what they’re looking for: if you represent the multiple dates as subitems, the Calendar Plus app (marketplace) allows you to display subitems (with an end date/time if desired) with a reference to the parent item.