Scheduled task - run once per user

Hi,

Is there a way to run a scheduled task once per user?

I am trying to set up a task which will be run daily to alert the user that their account will expire in 14 days, but I don't want them to receive the alert each day until the account has expired, I just want one single email when the expiry falls within 14 days of the alert running.

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Danny

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Hello Danny,

If you set up the conditions of your Scheduled Task as on the screenshot below, this will do the job:

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