This condition determines whether the specified date is in the selected month.
This condition is combined with other “when to execute” conditions.
For example, to customize something like “send a message to Slack only between October and December with a scheduled task,” combine it with “When the time for execution comes.”
Set Checking Date and Month.
Enter date data.
To access the value of a Date field or a Date and time field, use the field code:
=Date_2
Remember to use an equals sign (=) before the field code to access the value of that field.
To specify the current date, enter
=today()
This will set the current date/time as the value of this parameter.
When a string with a timestamp is passed, it interprets the date in the time zone set by “Set Time Zone”. If “Set Time Zone” is not set, it will be considered Japan Time.
If this parameter is empty or has a value that cannot be processed as a date, an error will occur when it is executed.
The condition will be true if the “Checking Date” falls within the specified month here.
The month is specified by a number from 1 to 12. Enter the numeric value in half-width characters.
Names like January cannot be specified. Be careful, those in the English-speaking world.
It is possible to specify multiple months separated by commas. For example, if you specify “7,8”, it will be true if it is July or August.
If you enter values directly without using a formula, an error will occur when registering to the Kintone app if the numbers are not comma-separated from 1 to 12.
If the expression’s result at runtime is an invalid month value, this will not result in an error. In this case, it is determined that there are no matching months.
Clicking the Condition Inverter will change the condition to “If date is not specific month.”