You should be able to set your Scheduled Job to run daily, then you should be able to run a condition script that determines the current month, current date, current day. If I am not mistaken, you set a variable answer to be true or false in the condition script. I have put together a script that you can run in Scripts - Background as proof that it works:
answer = chkDate();
gs.info(answer); //this can be removed when in the condition script
function chkDate() {
var d = new Date();
var mOfY = d.getMonth(); //Month of the Year
var isMo = (mOfY == 2 || mOfY == 5 || mOfY == 8 || mOfY == 11); //Is Mar, Jun, Sep, Dec
var dOfM = d.getDate(); //Day of the Month
var dOfW = d.getDay(); //Day of the week
var dInW = (dOfW > 0 && dOfW < 6); //Is a weekday
var retVal = false;
//When the 1st falls on a weekday
if (isMo && dOfM == 0 && dInW) {
retVal = true;
}
//When the 2nd falls on a Monday
if (isMo && dOfM == 1 && dOfW == 1) {
retVal = true;
}
//When the 3rd falls on a Monday
if (isMo && dOfM == 2 && dOfW == 1) {
retVal = true;
}
return retVal;
}
When testing in Scripts - Background, feel free to adjust the value of dOfW to be 0, 1, or 2 and you should have the answer to be true. When you are satisfied, you can remove the gs.info portion of the above script and add to your condition on the Scheduled Job.
If you have any questions, let us know.
