It will be good to have automation that updates a date of a column not only for today but for X days following today. for example when trying to have a date for follow up call.
You can achieve this using automations. While the default Set Date to Today action exists, you can set a date X days ahead by using a custom automation.
Try something like when status changes to X, push date in column by X days. This allows you to dynamically set a future date based on your workflow, such as scheduling a follow-up call a few days after an action is taken.
If you need more flexibility, consider using an integration with 3rd-party tools which can calculate date offsets and update Monday automatically.
Hope this helps!
HI Mary,
Thanks for the information
Push date is not fully comply with the scenario I need,
I want to have a date always kept as X days following today date, regardless the date that was in previously in the column.
Thanks anyway
Rony
Hi Rony, a good way to achieve this is by using a combination of recurring automation and a formula or integration tool
If you want to keep everything within Monday, another workaround is using a formula column to display the rolling future date, but since formulas aren’t actionable in automations, you might still need an integration for real updates.