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This code snippet appears to be from a low-code/no-code platform, such as Microsoft Power Automate or Logic Apps, which uses expressions written in a function-based language. It performs the following operations in sequence:

1. Retrieve the OOF End Date or Use Current Date:

   • outputs('Compose_OOFEndDate'): Refers to the value of the "Compose OOFEndDate" step.
   • empty(outputs('Compose_OOFEndDate')): Checks if this value is empty.
   • if(empty(outputs('Compose_OOFEndDate')), utcNow(), outputs('Compose_OOFEndDate')): If the value is empty, it substitutes the current UTC date and time (utcNow()); otherwise, it uses the provided "OOFEndDate" value.

2. Add Variable Days to the Date:

   • The inner addDays() is used to calculate a new date by adding days. It evaluates whether to add 0 days or more, depending on the conditions that follow.

3. Check for Weekends and Adjust:

   • dayOfWeek(...): Determines the day of the week for the calculated/current date (0 = Sunday, 1 = Monday, ..., 6 = Saturday).
   • or(equals(dayOfWeek(...), 6), equals(dayOfWeek(...), 0)): Checks if the date is a weekend (Saturday or Sunday).
   • if(..., 2, 1): If the day is a weekend, it adds 2 days to shift it to the following Monday. If not, it adds 1 day.

4. Combine Adjustments:

   • The above logic is wrapped in another addDays() to adjust the original date obtained in step 1 by the calculated number of days (either 1 or 2, depending on whether the date falls on a weekend).

5. Format the New Date:

   • formatDateTime(..., 'yyyy-MM-dd'): After computing the adjusted date, it formats the date into the yyyy-MM-dd format (e.g., "2023-10-18").

Summary:

This code evaluates the "Compose OOFEndDate" value. If it is empty, it uses the current date and time. It then adjusts this date:

• If the date falls on a Saturday or Sunday, it adds 2 days.
• Otherwise, it adds 1 day. Finally, the adjusted date is formatted as a string in the yyyy-MM-dd format.