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[Eelman · Accepted solution]

@SimonDu88 

No worries, happy to help.

Yes, this is doable, it just becomes a little math problem - with some added on screen logic. The logic I would use is make users pick a certain day of the week to make the math easier eg Monday (you can pick Sunday or another day if you like but I'll work on Monday here).

So, user selects a Monday and the record inside your Patch gets updated to:

Patch(ABC, Defaults(ABC),
// add a Monday record
{RecurrenceDateDaily: DateAdd(DateValue3.SelectedDate, ((Value-1) * 7), Days)},

// add a Thursday record
{RecurrenceDateDaily: DateAdd(DateValue3.SelectedDate, ((Value-1)*7) + 3, Days)}

)

You can use the same ForAll() structure and same counter you setup before.

To check if a user has picked a Monday, put this is a label somewhere (oh, and also Disable/Enable your Save button depending on if a Monday has been chosen or not):

If(Weekday(DateValue3.SelectedDate)<>2,
    "Please chosen a Monday date. You cannot Save your data",
    "Your data is ready to Save")

Note: Weekday() returns a number from 1-7, Sunday=1 ,  Monday=2 ...

[SimonDu88]

many thanks for your advice and much appreciated.

How would I go about creating a collection weeks?

Would it be similiar to the collection for DateRange - Date, Day, value but instead WeekRange - Date, Week, value? (where Week is Mon, Tues,......etc?

Your help would be much appreciated.

[Eelman]

@SimonDu88 I'm a little unsure of what you are wanting to do here. Could you provide an example?

If it's just a Week vs a Date range, yes you should be able to do it you have set-out. What have you tried?