An alternative method to what @MichaelAnnis suggested is using the .DayOfWeek property of a date time variable.
You can build a loop that increases your current date by 1 day and then checks the .DayOfWeek property of the resulting day. If it is equal to Saturday, you can exit the loop.
It would look like this:
Here's a snippet you can paste into PAD:
DateTime.GetCurrentDateTime.Local DateTimeFormat: DateTime.DateTimeFormat.DateAndTime CurrentDateTime=> CurrentDateTime
LOOP WHILE (CurrentDateTime.DayOfWeek) <> ($'''Saturday''')
DateTime.Add DateTime: CurrentDateTime TimeToAdd: 1 TimeUnit: DateTime.TimeUnit.Days ResultedDate=> CurrentDateTime
END
Please note that the value of the .DayOfWeek property is localized. So, if your PAD is not English, you need to translate the "Saturday" in the loop to the appropriate name of the day in your language.
When the loop is done, your %CurrentDateTime% variable will hold the next Saturday.
You can also have a separate variable, if you don't want to overwrite %CurrentDateTime%, by adding a single Set variable action before the loop. I just wanted to show you how it can be done with as few actions as possible.
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